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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05
REORGANIZATION EXPENSES.
rEEs AND cuuRt costs or IHE SANTA
IE'S BtG DtAL.
they VIII Reach About s3oo.ooo WI
All the Returns Are in-Cicrgynen
VIII Not Got Iiaif-Tarc Round
Trips-Othcr Ncws.

Topeka. Eas Jan. l-,Sraeia1l There
has boon great deal of new paper ta'it
anuut the amounts Judge Caldwell would
allow the court officers and attorneys loo
the matter of The reorganization OF 'N.
Santa 'r. one Kansas city paper vii 'y
estimated tho total costs at $4,000 and doe
tailed payments tp. th" receivers ans others
IN official order has just been ul.I n 'ho
office uf the clnrk az the United states
court here" which gives these .tusts iu dee
tau anl which reads as f1lrws
and AN ITr'I.S DuNe'ufiHg. ordered that
there Doe allowed go Tho Union Trust Come
p'ny. of Ncw York, for services as trus-
.'r5 John H. Johnson. ae special master
10 s"u for gll services rendered and 90 be
'''ro Wheeler n po,khnm. counsel Tor
complainant IN addition 10 what ha has
''ro Hossnator smith & pal'ae as soc
wrat th,, have rllgsiysi '''i sa7 70 ''.''" 70
"To Mercantile Trust. Company as COM
rgusaugr for services Nu""
Mcrgantilt. Trust Company Now
"Tn runh of tho Receivers. Al1Hno r..
Walker ami John 7 NuCueF uuH fa tHo
rorrosen'H'iy"- ~ the d.agasrf receiver.
period when tHrv slull turn over thD rrnr-
trfv at tho rate of s.5sH rC~ uuuum, tEo
money then Received go Doc credited thereon.
To George "a Deck counsel i9r 'hn r..
c.flrl, ,.5'aoa. oa'' W. w
"ro EI Esgga. as counsel for lhe ra-
Therl WIS moro discussion. at least IN
tar-rs over 'he amasrf which JaHaa
. johnson. master On ehHu.ery. would r-
I grlFr.. tlan n the, other. lu HI.t'un 2"
/ rec lfInF a.3fN af 80. haaI "hl.a
swtll# kis dot 20 The Hr#t sum- gf ...Ht
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05
NIo.ntIIoE>.
EVen Gold Dlrger- ia the Tropics Can't
Withstand Them.

r-,.. a.. g,.f..'tf..-. .,,,a,gyor
rom the .s'ue -N'i'e' 5'lh' - ~,
OF the Nolala- rivera stream of modcrr
gt.4 ,oIft,,,s ,t..r f.us from the SNOW, limo
Z" N'tt".. - - ,...i5', -
81 tht sierra as ~ Alai tiia IL a'u'i An. :
lea hut though TN tie lowlaBd region and
river IaI v.htr. me precious metal ahounds
fsfura,,s ausrt.r..s ar. .astly accessible.
.3,5..1e - .g5,5t.l,
L.'' n.y. ~ -"
there that am attempts 10 rifle the sands OF
tEelr gold bay So Tar failed
IllFHy ktelH- tue celebtalSa fFtna ~
plain about th- Agla4oTs mouth; lie nat
Thought ot esi"5Il hing an HEFlga!tolal c4l-
gay lu the IsFE#H loW lands, bur found lHa
plague of lAa fs 20 uEHeaiaHls illat ne
was forced o. tt retreat ana ablhlell
wonderful s- m, whose waters swg.p
over sands vi p are htrfaliy golden. lie
tHll the news 70 lhe tfsnsL Nl,g soHsul z !
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05

San Francisco. cal Jan. First r3ee---
Five furlouEs; maiden 3-N.Jr-alt- Mount
McGregor H.. IL pounds 81. Walker, = 10
]. won: CLARA Wilson W. Gharu Z 10 !,
second; Big Chief 100 tr ~llauH fq .,
third. Time, l:1n. AHl8tus. ElHarmen,
Rejected. HaEar. NauDnuk. NunfrszH. Nan.
tall9de. Mabel Land Miss Liey also ran
Second rate-Sgyen furl8uE-. handicap
kamsin. % o. Flynn I % won lHr-
cheers, ial (iler d 10 tHlri Tus.
l;I4. Marionette, 'omra1o uuale Giles
also ran.
Third race-one mile runeray Haual-
cap value, H.Nu, All ages. AlHHtHr ffl
uogEetD. 3 to 7. won; TiharHae. fI3 GfHrs-
linz, q 70 3. second: tuFfaIilfHr 10. IT..
sloan, coupled with Ninctor friFi Time.
] :39ii. I'otrrsate Rosebud, Fi roa Per-
haps, Little Cripple aud Oregon Eclipse
Fourth race-Abaut one an8 ors-half
Tom clarke ~ llsEHe -tEl - vHlt
Burmah, f3 tAiarau1 a ~ Z .a.r.. f
ga. Billy 3. Tgmr."n1rf. Aae. HfH NtT
G. ana Alexis also ram
Fiffh rta---ttat ayt un#-=IN.. nE# HHa....
selling -. Ity. 90 iT -iatrH.. "a. p Wans
Little Bob, 1u1 GansEi. = 90 7. "on fs EarE
Blue ls tEtlEHfb. lH tu T. rHfrH HIua
1:i7l. Fla ~. Mi. Caryin H-s E.rp.-
suffrage, Ariieus Ions For aa HaH1i
Msntalyo left At he p
Richard. pos tT SIaauE p. j. H.H- f'sE ff
Iiiggatu, - r. y .aH- Tim A#TE 3. ..
tJonesl, "a f3 fh.ri TG aHaua
-. Clac4aer, Hymn aHa Jennie S."
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05
REED AND Tmr KODAK rrr>D.
\ Photograph fStaut which the Congress
man would Like To suppress.

From luunEUo's.
boston Globe artist was sent out 90
wat. suHp shot ~ Thomas D. Reed ON
fH. street. After "a long walt outside the
Republican state cuwmlttrr headquarters
81 '.E's presidential EEal "Hnlg down
tEn s'fcat w.h ponderuus STEP. aud elbow 4
u.e way through the crowd NJ local POLITE
eIHHe Who occupied .afE rafiI.h of ihe
sidewalk IN front OF tbe eils nalL There
fH. kodiak E.rI espi.I ilm. ana. adjusting
hs fuIak clicked into il picture OF
Na.uHs llal
"isuf mast ba D. another" s4rI thc art
i-f t0 himself Hs he ran ahtat Ut Ar. Reed,
-HaEIug down she narrow street This
tfm. Mr. Ea#l got his sye nn fne man
with fHH Iasak. and was bound D. waHtl
nnt Ist h.m ~ picture ~ him. 4 soon
HH Hs Saw tHu #rtlst pointing ~ i.W hH
threw En tis arHs. on one D. sfTt.i q
umbrella lle H sted his Dig less 4Wls4
"II.r.. what ar. You un tna'
"oh H0atsuz Haehn' reEul the taaak
waa. rhe Hued h.= Instrument aHI
-I.UFH. offs
EIe .aa H never #H fHat picture,
H.r II f. HHHr Pee W|l HaH# 60 iaaHH IH
..#r. u H'm.. IIa Is fa af.H uH aHf I'D
.H.H. u.fH H rHs COAT HHI uUHmuI|t
H#t.F U.ar F.# H.H# TH. aHf5af prize .I
I.effr HH1 auallH gshafs IL TO Joss
#r- WI fHH s#|.. .fE aFEs
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05
SINE NES StNrRIsoNtD DUNpTRGRotNn
Four ARE rRoHaBLy DEAD.
ANNIE LEE MINE AT VICTOR, co.,
DIRRIs fIrtsS 1HT GEEAIER FART on
THE 9oo-rOor SHAFT
Doubttul " the Ituprisonet Mcn, Even ~
stm Living. Can nc Ecsoned Alive
1imbcring OF the Ninc Was Insult
ficicn, Evidences of Danger
Two Weeks Ago.

yi-.o- Cl Ian .--.tl .ft-rt
-. . ,....
oecufTtA a'onl N.''i 81.
lee mine az the iHt..H'- #ta"H1 on ta.. .'
mountain NirU fr.r ratt h.u .H". .lf .n
a hi. .c,,..f. r.F an yr. .,r. .H the
~ .,..f.
Case Mh,a ".
the milne are also s.rrU. .U ia 8,al
7.r. -,a rg.. 90 .t.. .,..,r. .,h. y4. work.
d.. U.s., .t. 10 rs. -.t... s.4.
W '"7
Sh"t'rh' 'H'an ". WIS '-"
Mike MCGUirk Tom NII.f. DH.-"HE@, l'.t-
dy Afa. i.uua and ra.uHa fitrr.Ir saal-
~, t,,-4 g,--...... ....f ........., g.+. l-7.
Notit A-"tiA' N'7-t |'" Ns.+ 'H-t ...'t'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05
INA \ WARSAW CrLIAR.
whcro the GIorious Oli Takav Was Taking
to Itself the Wealth Of Age.

fp lfsrit the N"nith or AEt'
FROM the Saturday Review.
If WAS .r1matic iu cd mNEty way, ana
bore I' more resemhlan.o 'o M ordinary
ta Cuhowhort 1 seemed go breath. ln
Fungus .f every breath. a SLIGHT haze
hung hong tho top OF the raS-tGa2. anu /
tried 600 fancy IL was Favored with fHe
choicest aH. Oldest Eir'#s.e UE fOkav. hut
e0gll not set beyond u uuiiy taste akin to
THE fumes on the morrow Ht supper
PARTY l'E first surprise was 70 observe
THAT the bottles were kert uur.lht and with
down ana .alcd These arg conditions for
keeping Takay in perfect condition and
thpre.fs fNU advantage tlat.a sample. even
uf tie o| 81 vintage, may Na tax 70 ont
and tast.. at any moment Without impair
ug thg contents. Moreover bottle may
one knows the reasons for The peculiar N.r-
tues uf F.Eur. II has not htD0 made Tor
rgg,ruH0ug' least the modern w.ne
which rn.- boy the name comes no n.a'Cr
Real TuEyv IS the only win" which goes
on improving forever You may give chain,
rarrs twelve 10 tworty-gE, years at the
outside. anal then every other Nu'tIr VIII he
rprsEI. I.urICauN ard Iurrurd} may not
ta trusted much beyond i|N rgrt, with its
rrnFuuhIUl longevity. is generally tut labor
and sorrow hy the centenary even brandy
las ~, much greater vitality I fa-tsI "a
fH.rN, i Dc Tokay which was Hnfhcutl-
clt,I i, and the exquisite memory VIII
always I.HrHr on my Palate only f"u
HUE 10 uf DO remained "a couple % years ago,
0rL fHlhH- compound interest isLu cons I-
,rtt.nu 1f seems dirt cheap % A. TIC bottle.
1850 cost . q bottle l,'-, - l.S. l,gl A. 1n#
$3.50. &" i#- From iTN 90 |N.. t1H prices
rHrrn fruw r3 TO q 1s the bottle. ana after
fsf excellent Tokay may h. bought hN tlo
U.-H Tnr little oyer I# Nuf may uuf-
rhnsa Casls Of the year 1888 containing lS'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05
BRIEF BITS of NEWS

Commander Lewis kingsley. or the train
IIz ship EssrAs which Is lying on York
tg"a, "a, ireITei dead 9u board bis Eas-
81 yesterday afternoon
The Nt.arI- ian congress convened yes
t-I3tg. t1rrort- from tAe variul- u-ptI o.
mtUts showed tfat the government & ia
e4iEgiy good condition
Rev Kerr B TuIFer Hill resign lis pas
toraIe il tne First Baptist church an Den
scr to-day far the purpose Of accepting
eall 10 The First Eapusl church, u Phila-
ttlphia.
The Cheyenne Nqrtheru's north hound
passenger train vas wrecked al ChuE-
water Nya. bW running into a bunch ~
cattle in "a cut iremau Parker was killel
and Eneinser o'Nell hurt -Four eoae ehes
HeEe defaAel
A Statement prepared hy the director Of
the mNlI shows tne coIhage executed at
the Intte4 states minis during the caleu-
oar yeaE l1st closed Q have been as fql-
loWs. ODD As.daH.as4t silver &.lst. LOS
minor eeln=. 49, ~. telal. saa.9a4 y
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05
suRrRtsED rng cAsmAs.


ono day 4a-. ~ went 10 the institute fE
a.cab with 81 IHay, The acadenl lam, WHO
Was Ut.4rHar bis. When fhey got out
an tlelr da= .EEar ~ n DuTuy gave Gta-
franc p-eHr a. r#- eabnau. Naturally the
CsbmaH laa no Hange.
"NeIl" =ai4 N Duruy, "you may keeo
tine change - q -1uveuir Of your having
ariFsH The t4rtmazt saEant Of the cen
tarys'
M. PasteuT ra- 10 be outdoue IA polite
rEas. Ifa= arst second uVf-fraUc FIaee
10 tho a=roU-=sH aud delighted man.
keep fEat also ne said, las a souvenir
of Your naEiEE aIGHu the greatest minis lrr
Of the second eHH .re."
The tWo friends laughed heartily as they
entered the irsIifGta together
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05
DIXON AND MARSHALL TO FIGHT
A Purse of $1,000 to he Contested For
In TeSas-It WIN Follow tiu~,ly the
NHher Iitl ,immons Hattie.

day between NJ j. Connolly. bqnkar or
Terry Marshall. and Tom p'EHgrke
George DlNon's manager, cliurhoI tha Tr-
rangemonts for a nght between the two
llghtweights. Connolly says th" purse VIII
be $500 and tho fight S. expected 90 follow
closely after the Naher- FItz-lumoue min
at FL Paso The men are 90 trht 700 I@
pounds. weighing tyr hours before enter
lnE the ring.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05

II has been shown in these columns that
iu intention or I'm fact. 4 money making
Fractise % is. nevertheless. self-sustaluing
ana affords people, ell classes. rich and poor
uf' deal skIl at the least possible expense.
tt is 81. purpose of the founders fo ru1iu-
tain ID aud increase it on tile same basis
that it was built upon originally simply
10 make u solf-surIortiue practice
Whatever benefit the public may derive
from the work VIII DE remuneration enough
for thew-for the efforts made.
Tho founders OF this institution have care
riel on t'.ir work in the face OF the most
violent criticism from doctors who adyer-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05

~ books that give him a high rank ia the
literary world. Among tre books he has
may be named "The Battles and Leaders
OF the CItH War" Tactical queries for
tho Infantry" F." Handbook and Guide for
Boards Of Examination" "OHiecrs OF the
Army and N4Fy O. Eula) Who Served IN
the civil War"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05

From the Pittsbur4 Chronlcla Telegraph.
n wEEt 70 consult you on a certain
poiut" said Miss cash 10 her lawyer.
u am az youE =ergice, Miss Cash
You know Ar Squilligt'
VERY Vel. indeed"
lie has done M= the honor Of proposing
marriage
"AhH
What I wish To ask YOU Is II you think
my money would he safe IN his hands If
Wrrr 70 marry hlHi."
"It Wculd be- So secQ-e : you eQul1 lot
eFea ct Il .eurself"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05

Nashville, Tenn. Ian AT Columbia,
Ala, this morning, sheriff r L. Scale en-
tered the jail and q half dozen desperate
prisoners made q break 70 push past him
and escape. Scale vas knocked down, but
be drew his revolver and killed Amos Rob
inFun. one Of the Prisoners and the others
then returned u their cells.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05

the football team WAS defeated by the
Gardner team az Gardner this aGerr rnu,
ty q score of 20 o This is the see1H.
victory For Gardner over O1atho. me rr
game beng TO- o. ih tins city Christmas.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05

Iyons y =, jan I-sT1fTIHg mon
throughout Western New York 5 III weFr
present an the fight between EiliJ N9oI-
of Denver. and Tom Brennan, at Ile,
Tuesday morning. are alarmed at Ae
activity or the Seneca county ON ais "
working the matter up The officials CAIN
they HIlI have the principals, stake nolders.
seconds. referee and Uitusssea Indicted
An attaehe - the sheriff office has been
hase today looking up the case
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05
Ike Iamb.rt., Hro,he, E<,n,a.

Emporia. Kas., Jan. 4.-(special} George
". Lanert, brother Of Hon. !. h. Lambert
representative IN the legislature from this
by the cars and died last night HIS 7oot
was caught In frog while he vas at-
tempting 70 uneouple Two cars IN motion
ana his Ilsht leg and arm were crushed 10
a pulp he leaves wife aud one child =
Howard. kas
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05

J. G FetteTman wiI give a reading from
his oTH works at the meeting OF the 0.l
Aeu's Assa-iatlon On January D.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05

GaEdnsr Agala bssfs oIaths-
D>slLe. Kaz,. Jan. L-lsEecial.) 4he Ga
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-05

The co,ates House Turkish haths aFe IN
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1896-01-30
.CURR EN Z Topics.
THE NEWS 81 BRIEF.
Llv. coNeREss.

E x1x86 S001100s1
N the senate. on the Goth. the report of tho
eOmmftteg on foreign relations rs 70 the1ex-s
tent and meaning OF the Monroe doctrine and
It's applicability to the Venezuelan dispute
was received and placed on the calendar With
out discussion. No progress Was made with
the house bond bill and free coinage substi-
tue reported from the COMMITTEES on finance.
Mr.. Pencr's funeral bill was referred TO the
committee on rules. Several bills OF minor
importance were passed. In the house sew.
eral minor bills and resolutions wore agreed
To- The presidents message In response to
house resolution OF inquiry into the conduct
Of Ambassador Bayard was received and re-.
fcrscd- The urgent deficiency bill was report.
ed. and the military academy appropriate on
bill was passed In committee OF the whole.
In the senate. on the 21st. most of the days
session was spent in disposing OF bills ON the
calendar that were unobjectcd to. 65 Of which
NO passed Two resolutions having reference
to the war In Cuba, were, after brief discussion
referred 70 the committee on foreign relations
In the house the urgent deficiency appro-
prtati0n bill, carrying et.420. .40i was passed,
being the third appropriation bill already
passed at this session. Among other meas.
the issue Of certain bonds authorized By the
last Legislature Of Nav Mexico for public
buildings.
In the senate, on the ed, Senator Wo,coso
(CoL) held the rapt attention of senators on
both sides of the chamber during o set speech
IN concentration OF bn0 prOpOSeO e1teu6iOu OI
the Monroe doctrine and in criticism OF the
action Of the executive on the yonc1ueln ques-
tion. He spoke OF the ingratitude OF the Vene.
zuelans. less than one per cent. OF whom are
white. in forgetting that 1t was to the aid ex-
tended by England that they owe their free
dom from the Spanish yoke, and hoped that
the boundary line would be 30 nxed as to give
the rich gold fields to the protection Of the En-
glish common law...... In the house . number
OF pnimportant bills ana resolutions were
passed. and the unanimous report Of elections
committee No confirming the claim OF H. e.
Miner. the sitting member from the Ninth
New York district, was agreed to without de-
batc
IE the senate, on the 23d, after the morning
hour, Mr.. Villas (dem., Wis., reported bill
from the judiciary committee to prevent the
carrying OF obscene literature, etc., from one
state orsterritory TO another. The resolution
offered by Mr.. Warren (rep. Wyo) directing
attention to the unprecedented shrinkage in
the value of farm animals was made the text
OF q strong protective tariff speech by its au-
thor. Mr.. Dubois {rcp Idaho spoke upon the
bond bill, and Mr.. Sewall {rep) In advocacy OF
the maint cnance OF the Monroe doctrine
In the house Mr.. Henderson rep, Ia.) report
ed from the committee rules modified
form of the quoruro-counting provision OF the
Fifty-hrst congress-, which. after debate, was
adopted.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1896-01-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the sen ate, on the 9th. the con-
current resolution previously reported
from the committee on foreign rela-
tions on the subject of the Armenian
outrages, was taken up and passed, af-
ter highly interesting discus sion in
which the barbarity of the Turks and
the innction of the powers were round
ly censured. Mr.. Jones (dem., Arlz.1
gave notice that he would ask the sem
ate, on the 3Oth, to remain in session
until a vote was reached ON the house
bond bill with the free coinage sub
stitute. In the house, in night ses-
sion for the consideration of private
pension matters, 13 bills were passed,
among them ono granting S75 per,
month to the widow of Brig. Gen.
Coggswell. of Massachusetts,, and one
increasing to $72 the pension of tho
widow of Col. William Dulaney.
MINISTER TERREL telegraphed to tho
state department., on the oath, that
while the porte still refused to grant
permission to the Red Cross, or to
members of the Red Cross, as such, to
distribute relief in Armenia, and there
by declined to officially recognize that
society, it will permit any persons
whom Mr.. Terrell names and approves,
to distribute relief in the interior of
Turkey, provided the Turkish author
tiles are kept informed of what they
are doing.
AN explosion of chemicals in the lab
oratory of the Swanson Rheumatic
Cure Co., on the second floor Of the old
stock exchange, Dearborn and Mon
roe streets, Chicago, on the 24th,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1896-01-30

=. g tx1o n1sesA =.
~ 9 : SsssNer ssser 1n0 IoFGsrs and !. Appae =.
NO ~. = tSo Of tno.
sRen9 cnnnected with him. ana aH ok
wnO q. ware - ux sssed Witn acvereA
osners - Wcss hopoken last iaii. were
e.Gncd N the 1ederal court AZ iren.
tons =. -, on sle "a. ana conmatted
70 Jeal N oelauis o1 Sio,OoO paal.
suD0. =. +. = BUkToH, considered one
o. sne aniesE Jurists n tnc nortnwest,
oieds on the ga, az Ottumwa, Ia, aged
% y.ears.
HE August soight, VINO lived
az the eage OF Micnigan Caty, inft.,;
was saving coru Wood. on tne go, the
Duz. saw struc. = kn0s ana Dufst, ana
mall 1 q ~. sS.is,n8 nun N sno neck, a.
,-aes. sovo1eu snc nes'tA 1foin MS pOsly.
:, "a was ss i,S ~ s<.Alsous.
Hs q IN cvunsy y eIAuu yuiy o. g
..u.' !. sluluous' -, on 'ne Ssu' re.urreu ~.
ulcsuen.s .kauss sevSl", :, - -
~. lass .ex ls,4suls a"s OF ol,osy, anu, -
w. ., lpor ,,, scu, wv wouiu nnu ,nany mo.o
einl11 .. v.is. c oo1ous "
0o.n pollSloa. p, e1SS. =:
Sl.0 .nuu., - ,s.iE o1oen,
cnp..os c1p.:,, .n.o Src uAo I,se .,a.. o. 10y =
M.aI 1tas v.i.cs W. ~, on sils' .Su' M. =
rosss ana TWO As1istan sas. selnc,
anu uPsn witnuraWing sg ~ .ounu me
luoes 1cn1 =, ~ Aa oio .eci. nsn On Un
recora. lnere were Ia she SEINE o,99c
nsn, OF winch All Dut ABOUT Soo were
iarge enough 10 oe mar arkeeaDie.
Miss -SlA hA = DAhIoN ,,l "nu ner s'ail
members OF Sne NaSionai fsea Cross so'
s.:sy s.i1oe., ou W sle " slo sssss1 II
snip NV So VIZ a =
P1nl1u rNn1,, Miss aloon
= nuooeii' '' Heio tgene' Miss .ucy
areaves' s'cnoe Pne1 anu ~ pc"ii.el
Hfnes. . "asou, = ~ n.el Pleo11 . Allu IL uis'
1no OeorHe n. uAiinaHs seclesafy "
MISS harton.
AT the closing session o1 lneir con-
ventlon In Chicago, on me 2Sd, the
Naciohaa Assocla1ioA'A SaanuAdc'u a . .
OF the United States passed a resoiu-
tion, among others, ASKING the estaD-
disnment Dy tne government Oh . N ue-
partment OF nanuiacsures unuer =
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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1896-01-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

GOLD shipments to Europe, on tho
21st,. aggregated $500. 900.
The consensus of opinion in Madrid
Is that the superseding of Gen. Mar
tinez Campos in command of the Span
ish forces in Cuba will greatly improve
the situation there.
THE prince of Wales has accepted an
invitation to visit the czar at ST.
Petersburg in May. He will go thence
to. Moscow, where the cornation of the
czar takes place.
THE Washington city jury in the
case of therecalcitrant sugar witness,
Broker Elverton r. Chapman, of New
York, returned verdict, on the 18th,
Of guilty.
THE weekly statement of the associ-
ated' banks of New York city for the
week ended on the 18th showed the
following changes: Reserve, increase,
g., 162, ,45O; loans, decrease, 81, $50, 200;
specie, increase 81. 224 200; legal, ten
tlers, increase, s3,1sl, 800; deposits, ili-
crease, 81, J 35 900; circulation, decrease,
SIS, 200.
A REPORT from Amsterdam, on the
Goth, said the conversion of 375, GOO, 900
guilders of Dutch three per cent. se-
curitics into three per cent. bonds had
hccn successfully accomplished.
KING PREMPEH of Ashantee and his
relatives are to be taken to Cape Coast
Castle and held there as hostages for
the payment of the indemnity demand
ed by Great Britain.
THE house Pacific railways commit
tee will meet on the 27th, at which
time it will begin a series of hearings
of all who wish to be heard upon the
subject of the Indebtedness of the Pa
cific railways to the government.
In the burning of the A. S. Aloe OPP
tical establishment in st. Louis, on
the night of the 2Ist, four salvage corps
men who were spreading tarpaulins
in the burning building were carried
down with the collapsed floor and
three of them perished under tons of
wreckage, the fourth being rescued
alive after several hours of horrible
suspense but died shortly afterwards.
Three firelnen were shocked to insensi-
bility by live electric wires, and one
was serioEoly injured by falling from
q ladder. Loss, $500. GOO; fully insured.
THE senate in executive session, ON
the 21st, confirmed the nomination o1
Chief Engineer George w. Melville, to
he eeno;neer-in-chief and chief of the
bureau of steam engineering, navy
| department, with the rank OF comm0-
dore.
GEN. THOMAS EwING, who was knocked
| down and injured by cable car IN
New York city, died, on the 21st, as
| the result OF his injuries. Gen. Ewing
| was born in Lancaster, O., in 1922. AID
was q graduate of Browns university.