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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-24
Copyright 1895. by The New York Musical Record Co

uDer that un6 Job babel aud bibf9er
aus ais je. Der Mann an tbrer Seite
betra1tete Tie NIT imnier grSBeren.
@oblgefauen unb aud in fein Geiidt
fam elm irnrner pdrmeres Qeai9ten.
Go bauerte nidt lanse, ba fiiblte bas
Wdb6en ieirRn Grrn I'M ibre 2aille.
Sie tpebrte ob, aber in Der gtimmuug,
in Der iie fi6 befano, nabm iie bic
gade mebr luitig ais patbetifd.
vaber = mas MAIDEN Sie benn!N
iaste iie uilttbiuillis.
nNt1tS Shiimmes, entsegnete ibr
9alantcr @efellfdafter. sSm @esens
tbeif-es torrefponbirt nur nit ben
giibisfeiten bier, Oenm es iit ia aud
eine.1
.@eun sic iuartis finb, oann itebe
i6 auf uuo 9ebe allein nmb Gaus.
+ sDaS piirbe Sbnen nidt seliusen,
benn id piirbe Sie auf fetnen Sall
unbei6iitt laiien~ entsesnete 6err
G6iid.
Gie ladte iibermiitbig auf.
sGieier S9ub, iagte iie, ntbut
atir alleroings iebr moth.
Sic u,abte einen ueuen idma6en
8eriu9, ieinen Ir1u absultreifeu.
.aber pirfli9, lpenn i1 bleiben
foil, bann iniiifen Sic ortis ieinl4
rQiesbetb-IinS Gle MFR benn ni9t
Elm bisden sut?1
Gr ia9te Die Morte nit einem &lans,
Der benz Mdbben in bic Seele brans.
Dielen pibrireneen Ton ber Qeiben@I
fdnft bate iie nod nidt sebDrt unSI
bel Dem ii1eren meltgeipanbtea Wiann
erfaien CT ibr Tim 10 padeuber. Sbr
Wutbmille mar nit einen Mlal oabiu,
an ieiner Gtelle ipra6 aus ibrem gSes
fen bic 8an;e S9iidternbeit Der nod
unperborbenen Widb9enleele. Sie bate
faunt ben Mutb, fi9 ;u resen, unb ibr
@eiefll lGafter benuste ieinen Bort5eil,
inbem CT iie feiter umi9tang uno iein
@eiift benz tbreu gang nabe bradte.
rMesbetb,4 iaste er babel nit se'
b6ntpftem Con, ber BET ieiner lonoren
Gfinlme etiras BeitridenSes, Magi,
| i6es battle; rbaben Gle es nidt idusit
fid) benfen fDnneu, bab meine abenbs
li9en 8eee9nnnsen NIT Sbnen eineu
| tieferen @ranb baben miifien? Wleiu
| Ser3 eeb6rt 9bnen, unb aud bas Shre
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baran nod ni9t geoaht. I"
.Gber nitl-nuu, ba i6 eS Sbnen
| 9ela9t?" fliiiterte er ON ibrem Sbr.
s9it baS Qebeu, bus sic fiihren, nidi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-24
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W9ctto 0as Zone Gtar 9ier TT frtidb nnS cut,
3as Zone Star 8ter ISft5t ieoe0tut6!
9a santt man iid), miit Dtet @efd,rek
SDubl mm nie ppltttf,
Gar mamd,er remit NIT oer eartct,
9urd, 9itnm unb and bard Did.
gMasauu tBnts ba, TreihanbeI bier
&ier ,, ,gilber !" ttno ,,@Olo !" Sa,
60 fliuAt eS tnmer fitr mnO fir,
Wstt &mifab anb 3arrab.
Hub Sabci itrablt barbariid beth.
&erab ber Gomne 0lutb,
Gtn Scber ia8t fad5 alter 0Seif'
y0te ttteiut'S NAL tptecer 8tit!
0od tit ein Runft, Sa siebts fiirtpabr
Sen fletnftem gtre.t audi nte,
GS berrid1t bielmebr ODrt immeroar.
0te polite Sarm momie.
7as TIT nie Srase, iuas nsaa tbnt,
Sm bieier beikem 3ett,
3u l1fdbem ieSe Mrt BON @iatb,
gei'S GpnuenbranO, fet's Strett.
Gtuftimmi8 lantet ca Der Ratb,
-ltmo CT lit gut uno tuabr-
G3eb' bin, metm Subn, trinf fritb u. tpaf
0aS Sier, gemannt : "LOne Star"
0aS fiibltmnb it1rft nnO mad,t oit3 frcb
Wertrctbt bic Gale 9tr,
amr5: Sn Der gtact Der Mlamo
8retft seoer otefeS Bier!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-24
Gelb leiht beroieut.

sSreenb elm eiuigermaben begabter
Menl1 tann BON $500 bis $500 per
Wo9e berbienen. burd ben 8ertauf
nnierer speiieitiaen 6 Quobrat CUB
aroBen Sarten Der Ser. Staaten
nnb Der eansen @rbe. Sn siuDIf Gar'
ben. Gieie 8arte III 10 por3iigli1 ber'
aeifellt. baB He fd obne Wiibs bertauft.
Sraenb Semanb tnnn bamit SIS. 90 Der.
6ienen, wdbrenb erfabrene 8ertdufer eS
oft bis auf $1,000 bic Wo6e bringen.
Wtan Ienbe $3.50 fur prObe unb BeDin'
gungen. 3errain. Nnredt mirb garans
iirt. &anb, MeNallp& d 60.
100 bis 174 Nbam8 ST., @hieago.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-24

~ arm, aber ote 9iebe 10 fiiB? 1n6
ipa8 LIT bic Susenb obne iie!A
Gr fpra9 nod ueiter, Morte, bic
benz Mdb6en bas Blut ftiirmi i6er burd
Die Gbern treifen lieBen, iie bate feline
araft mebr, i'm suriid3uitoBen, Der
bdmonii9e Dann BEN ct fiber iie auS>
iibte, ipirfte ftdrfer als ie. 60 bins iie
ipillenlos tn ieinem Irm unb bulbete
bann aud feinen GuB.
pWeine Mutter-@ faste iie trots
benz nod einu1al abuebrenb-riie meiB
nod nibts bon unleren 8egegnunsen,
unS fpenn Gie es ebrli9 meinen-"
,@emiB nteine i6 es ebrlid." pers
ii1erte 0err G6iid, raber tbue mir
ben @efallen unS 5age Deiner Wlutter
jeet nod nidts. gfur nod cine furSe
,3eit, bis i6 9emiile 0inoerniile iibers
ivunbe1l babe, Die in meinen 8erbdlt>
niiien iieseu. 9ait Du 70 piel Ser
trauea 81 nnir?"
rSa, ja." fliiiterte iie, .es lit ia
aud nod nidt 10 eilis," ieste fie pers
lddmt bin3u. 9n SSabrbeit mar lie
nit fi6 ielbit rod nidt einis nno lid
iiber ibr Scr; llidt flar.
Gtpa cine Stanoe modten ite an
benz Srt semeilt baben, oa ordn9te
QieSbetb gum Nufbru6 unb lieb ii9
nidt ldnser suriifbalien. Sbr De9leis
ter bra6te fie in Die 9idbe ibres 9au:
les, er sins poriidtsbalber ME bis on
oailelbe nit, unS berabl6ieoete it'd
NIT Der 8ertr6ltans uuf elm baleises
! Mieberfeben bon ibr.
(Tortietnng fetE.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-24
! eesunae nnb aite Wdnner follteu nidt
Iperfeblen, bic alnseige bon 5bos.
6later auf Seite Su leieu.

- Ser geriuuguugs' 'proceB i'm Ofs
fisiers Corps Der preuBiiden 4rmee: Der
NIT benz 3eaierung8antritt 6es 3aiferS
WiIbslm III. besann, gebt unaufbalis
tam iueiter unh bic 3abl oer 3nr DIS
petition gefsaten ober penfionirten
@eusrdIe nimmt na9gerabe unbeimlt'
de Oimeniiouen on. aaein im Iaus
tenben Quartal fnb bertitS 81 Sfr'
aiere nit @eneralsrang nit psnFon
sur Dispoftion sefellt uorbsn. Inter
SieIen llmifdnben tpirb Der biefsr Sage
qeduberte @unid eines Der perional'
serdnberungen in ber Wrmee beionoere
Aufmerflamteit idenfenoen glattes be-
Qreifih, bab bic &ong' unb Auartier'
aife Der preuBii6en Nrmee anfait ME
bisber einmol. In 3utnft balbidbrli4
ober gar oierteIjdbrlidb In repibirtsr
Nuflage aur Aussabe tomme.
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pplisiid)e 3onnenttpnen,

Stir bic foIeenben poliiii6en 8On'
pentiouen pertauft bic Santa Sc. e.Babn
3unbreilesBillette au einem Jabrpreifs
bon alIen punfteu in SeIas uuh i'm
Snbianers sSerritorium.
isiir bic Nationale Peoples 9onben.
tipn In ct. 2ouis, Wo., am %. Sult
1896.
Weaea ndberer gin3elbeiten in Ses
aug auf 3eitbouer. 6obrpIau &C., peIoe
man ii6 on irgenb einen Der Santa 6e'
4genten obsr fdreibe d1
gD. 9. aeenan,
General. YafagiersNgent.
@aIpefion, Seras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-24
Yripat. ilmo 8eidlled)tsz &ranfheiten.
Gpmmerreiie,t.

3ourifers8iQette nod Sommeraufs
entbaltsorten i'm Often unb ytorben
merben iebt gum gerfaufe ausgeboten.
Weaen Wdberem menbe man ii6 an
ben nd6fgelegenen Aeeuten. 3ouris
iten,giaette fhr bic s. & s.. u. '8abn
au besiebeu bur6
3. s. priee u. g. g. a.,
palefiine, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-24

0tatipmal 6onnentipss.

Sie 9. & 8. q. R. q. bertouit
RnnbreiIebiaette fur einen 0abrpreis
,ur gtationalen bemotrotil9en Rem
pention In Gbicasp ben 2. SaliMnb
Der popuIilfen 4onpentipn in st.
2oui8 an 81. Suli. @eeen Bers
taufsbattn unb ndberer SnfOrmdtion
menbe man I'D an ben nd@ifgelegenen
I9enten.
8. s. griee. u. 8. 9. w.,
gaIeifiue, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-24

GpDIeb's 8egifter, Ro. % alamo
Yla3a bat einen &uf fur guten altea
WbiStep, bic befen semif6ten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge5ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimil6e @igarren
unb fets frii6es Bier. Der gigentbli'
mer. Soc @ooIep. neriirbt fein 8ei9dft.
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9s. 8. Sofbeins bat bprrdt5lg cine
0reidmaidine BON 8 pferbefrdfkn fur
$3.50 unn eine Dref6mai6ine bon -
pferbefrdften ftir $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-24

aauienbe Gdne DON 64pinhIs4t Il
Nffbma, Duaen. grtdltuns unk 1gsnna
perben tdsIidb sebeilt bsr4 6btlse'o
Cure. Gum gertauf BET @elteRes q
66u9arb, Somes gIabin, :. J. Gpsb
Istfp, q. gpbn & &c., y. etsss. 0sas
tral Drug Store, u. 6&wetps.
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Sas Gebdube eisens fir ben 9tued bersefteut, bat
grpBe &dumidfeiten, fuelde NIT ben uberniten Bers
beeruneen perieben inh, uno bietet baburd benz Ba'
nntern berartigeu, bun Qmerifanern 9efiteten Sniff
titten nidbt finoen piro.
Die ar1bte Braris uno oaS oouftdnbi9ite rItitut In
ben Der. St sein 5ueites Snititut ber Welt bat 10
beIe uuuberopue peilHngen 5u per5eifnen. DaiieIbe
LIT uon Ner5ten geleitet, bic 25dhr9e Rriuots uno
6oIpital Grfahrung in Mmerifa unb europa beiibeu.
Spesiene Qbtbeilungen fiir ipe5ieIe &rant6etten.
Sriginalmetboben fir 8ehanblun9 I'm Sauie. @rpbea
Iab0rdtorium pe9etabtlid,e Semittel. 2eir furiren
incr poiitiper @arantie ale fronen uno berSiueis
EeIteu 2nngen=, Sals<, Gbrens, Raieuz Waeen=, @es
ndrnl=, leberz. 6er3=, Rierenz, 4laie rauens, ge.
Irn=, Nerner, Sant=, Blu=. Bripat un6 Geifledbtss
3raHfbeiten. gbrur9iide &rantheiten. 6pejieIe
9ebanbInng fir S4minSlud3t. aatarrb, Sbpepiie,
Rbenmatisnus srebs, Banonnrm, SenorrhpieeH
nnb 6aniudlt.
Yripat. nmO 8el@le6tss Granfbeiten,
&erlorene Wannestraft, Samenfub, SamenIhndds,
SoIaen juaenbIi1er unbeionnenbeiten nnb eefdlehts
ilfer Nusifmeifun9en, RerbenihDdd)e Berlieren bes
9eoddtnifes unb Der eneraie, SmpofenS uiip. ifnea
unb ble6enb aebeilt onrd ME fehd5Iasenbe Crisinak
bebduoluna. Syphilis, Strictur unb @eidledltsz
ranfheien eber @rt, uerber In ber tr5eit m60lifen
Belt turirt. 4uren 9arantirt, mo e anoeren mi6luu
gen iiub 9tieorige @ebihren unb gorreippRben5
itrena bertraulidl. Stunoen bon tIhr RorgenS bis
l1hr Nbeuos an Spnrs uno sSeiertaaer bis IL nbr
Ror9ens elmstpartiee Watienfea nit unfe1ls
oarem grfolae bpieffid bebanbelt unteriuhuness
formuar unb "3ie Sdubipebren oes 2ebens," ~
Seitci'> ueroen frei 5useid1itt. Goreftrt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
&de DaeoiSpu Mno Grie Gt., xoIeoO, q.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

gave a reception on Tuesday last to the
entire colony. The United States ambas-
sador, Edwin +. Uhl and Mrs. Uhl. Mrs.
Patterson. wife of the governor OF Mani
toba. and all the prominent members Of
the American colony were present.
Herr Detring, the customs commissioner
Of China. who is about to return to his
post. in an interview says he believes that
Ii Hung Chang as minister OF foreign ar
fairs will practically take charge Of the
work OF the old Tsung-Li-Yamen and d.
rect China's foreign policy. The internal
reforms. he adds. will proceed slowly. lie
asserts that France and Russia have agreed
to raising the Chinese ad yalorem duties
subject to the assent OF Great Britain. which
is regarded as certain to be given.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
CHILD Is BECOMING UNRJLl.
Cnnada's Growing Disnncction begins
to Trouble England.


Copyright. I@S, by the Associated PressJ
LONDON. Nov. THE Saturday Review
publishes an article today on Canada and
the Imperial Customs Union" in which it
calls attention to the spirit Of disafec-
tion with the empire" which is at work in
Canada and says: "Canadas peculiar geo
graphical position regarding the United
States is a natural aid to the propagation
OF this spirit and annexation to the United
States would be the logical outcome. What
needs to be done in the direction OF a GUS
toms union should be done quickly. How
incredible is the folly Of the attitude which
Downing street has hitherto adopted toward
Canadian proposals for commercial fedora
ton" The Saturday Review adds: Though
II is idle to hope that the new Laurier min
istry has inherited the old enthusiasm for
federation. 1t is nowise unlikely that the
premier win favor the project. because he
believes that Canada must enter into closer
commercial relations either with Great
Britain or with the United States. Even a
liberal ministry would hesitate at the awk-
ward vista OF problems which the latter al
lance opens" The article concludes: THE
enthusiastic reception Of the United Empire
Trade league delegate in Australia points out
that a suggestion in favor OF a Zollverein
may be expected thence. II so. II will rest
with the imperial government to summon an
imperial conference. which will be the best
celebration OF the queens sixtieth anniyer-
sary OF her reign"
Canadians in London interested in the Pa
ciic mail subsidy scheme regard as signif-
cant the news that the German Bundesrath
has approved the bill 10 subsidize the North
German Lloyd company by an additional
l,l5O, 900 marks annually for fifteen years,
thus providing for a fortnightly mail service
to China, instead OF the present monthly
service. II is stipulated that the speed shall
not be below fourteen knots, and the pre-
amble OF the bill points out that the last
eight years OF subsidized mails to East India
have greatly aided German commerce and
industry. The tonnage OF goods has doubled
and the value of the goods carried has
trebled since 1883. The Canadians think
these facts ought to weigh in the delibera-
tions in regard TO the proposed Canadian
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
ANOTHER SIDE TO THE PICTURE.
M.LInI...,. Cnu..1 ~, L. r.,.in

English Worry Already Concerning
MckinIey's Course on the Tariff.
Copyright 1896. by Press Publishing Company
LONDON, Nov. 7.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special TeleGram.)-The first flush
of qualification over the defeat OF free sill
yer is succeeded in the English and conti-
mental press today by distinct note Of alarm
at the tariff prospects under the coming ad-
ministration. while the Spanish press augurs
the most unhappy results from President
elect McKinley's Cuban sympathies. Editor
Lloyd OF the Statist cables today advising
English investors TO wait a while before
taking American securities.
Whatever benefit to America has come
from the rise in the price OF wheat the ad-
vance has brought serious discomfort to the
vast mass Of the English people, since the
price OF a quarter loaf OF bread has been
advanced about 25 per cent. II seems still
to be the general impression that the price
OF the staple will yet advance rather than
Iecede.
RI. Rev. Carr Glynn Just elevated to the
bishopric OF Peterborough, has long been
one of the most fashionable rectors in Lon
don. His church (St. Mary -Abbott's in Ken
singtonl is ore Of the most beautiful in this
metropolis He is an uncle OF the present
Lord Wolverton.
Mrs. Hungerford c'The Duchess') IS dan
gerously Ill with typhoid fever at her home
in Ireland. BALLARD SMITH,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
SPANISH OPERATIONS IN CUBA.
Occupy More Positions In Interior of
IsInnd and Drive RebeIs Bnck.

HAVANA, Nov. Troops continue to
occupy positions in the interior. Sierra
Bubi was taken by the Spanish on the 80
OF the present month. Colonel Euentes,
while recoEGoitering three miles in front
of the positions now occupied by the Span
ish destroyed a number OF dwellings and
captured the local insurgent prefecture, who
declared that the Cubans under Perico, Del
gado and Diaz had called upon Maceo to
assis. them. Maceo, according to a signed
letter, had already passed into the interior
OF the Sierras, avoiding the columns OF the
guerilas. He will rec0nnoiter and II is
expected he will not stop until the town OF
Bubi has been passed. He has already
succeeded in burning sixty dwellings.
Jose Carn.enati and Pascasio Cardenas,
insurgents in the province OF Matanzas. were
recently shot by the Spanish troops In
the province of Santa Clara the insurgents
recently hanged three inofensiye eou6try-
men.
Tomorrow meeting OF political parties
will be held for the purpose OF affecting a
union Of the constitutional autonomists and
reformist parties. It is hoped by the au-
thort!es that the result will be the fusion
OF all the conflicting elements into one
dominating Spanish party.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
Relief for Drouth-strieken Hindoos.

LONDON, Nov. THE yiceroy OF India,
the earl Of Elgin. cables there has been no
rain anywhere in the famine districts during
the past week and test relief works have
been opened in all the Madras and Deccan
districts ana in parts of the Bombay Decean
ss we'll as in kamatak. Konkan Chappur,
etc. Prices are still rising slowly About
$500 men are already engaged on the relief
work.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
PARNELL is on A WESTERN RANCH.
story that the Irish Leader SIN Lives
and Is In America,

LONDON, Nov. 8.-The Sunday Times
says a firm OF London publishers wrote last
week to Prof. Haddon OF Dublin anent the
matter OF preparing a life Of Parnell Prof
Haddon replied, saying that general belief
exists that Parnell is alive on an obscure
ranch in western state. Shortly after the
announcement OF Parnells death Prof. Had
don approached the widow. mother and per-
sonsl friends OF Parnell with a view OF OBJ
tanning material for a biographical sketch.
Documents and statements concerning Mr.
Parnell were refused. the reason being given
In confidence that PANEL Is atllI alive
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

Ii. Amusement Notes and Gossip.
Among the Musically Inclined.
Is. Commercial and Financial News.
16. Dash of the Comets at the sun.
IL. Growth of the India Rubber Industry.
is. Weekly Grist OF Sporting Gossip.
Some Talk of the Foot Ball Boys.
10. In the World of Wheels.
How Grant First Met Lincoln.
go. John Clarke Saves the Lean Cow.
Misfortunes and Mistakes of Writers.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
spain sends out Another Arm,

BARCELONA. Nov. General Policyja,
the new eommander-in-chief. and / 500 Of
heers and men have sailed for the Philippine
islands. for the purpose of suppresslng the
instruction. They carry with them a great
quantity OF war material
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
Colombia Wants Railway.

COLON, Nov. 7.-tyia Galveston. The
Colombian government has offered a monthly
subsidy amounting TO $1,000 to be given TO
any person who viii establish steam COM
munioation with the coast
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
COMMENT ON THE CASTLE SENTENCE
London Editors Favor Her Release on
Medical Grounds.

LONDON, Nov. THE Westminster
Gazette, this afternoon, and other after
noon newspapers Of this city urge the
release on medical grounds Of Mrs. Walter
NJ Castle Of San Francisco, who was
sentenced yesterday at the Clerkenwell ses-
sions to three months Imprisonment for
shopllf,ing
The Globe says It strongly believes in the
mania defense and declares that the sentence
constitutes most terrible violation Of COM
mon justice though" the article says, ut
is certain that the judge only desired 70
do what was just"
The st. James Gazette, while agreeing that
It is a case for clemency, in view OF the
prisoners health, says: 1T ought to be
clearly understood that the evidence Of
kleptomania came to nothing II her
counsel relied on that defense, they would
not have advised her to plead guilty. The
robberies were frequent, systematic and
artful"
T. p. OConnor. in discussing the case in
the sun. says: Some proof Of the esteem
in which this family is held in San Fran
cisco can be found in the fact that friends
OF mine have cabled me to do the best
could for Mrs. Castle. would gladly do
anything that lies in my power in this mat
ter My feeling is that this poor woman
ought to be turned over to her friends inn
mediately. There is not the slightest doubt
but that she is unhlnged in mind for she
is wealthy, educated and Of a nature en-
tirely free from viciousness. Mr.. Castle
deserves the sympathy and respect OF every
man. and especially Of every husband. His
trial has been a terrible one. do not
think there could be a finer exhibition OF
manliness and generosity than this poor
fellow has exhibited in standing by his
wife in her hour OF extremity. faithful, ten
der and VI reproachful. The American au-
thorities are now working for her liberation
and l am sure public opinion in Great Brit
ain will back them up with full hope OF
success" Continuing, the Sun says the
country magistrates at Clerkenwell have
memorialized the home office in favor OF
Mrs Castle
The officials OF the home Office have not
yet replied to the letter Of United States
Ambassador Bayard, urging clemency for
Mrs. Castle on the ground Of her physical
condition. 1t is understood. however. that
the letter was marked unofficial" and was
not sent as being from the United States
| ambassador.
Mr. Bayard wrote to the home secretary.
| Sir Matthew White Ridley. again today, and
! Mr.. Castle wrote to Mr.. Bayard thanking
| the United States embassy for its past ef-
forts and urging the ambassador to take
every step possible to secure the release OF
| Mrs. Castle
The home office declines to give any in
| formation on the subject to the press.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
SULTAN MAKES PLEDGES TO FRANCE
Promises to Make Three Important
Refnrms In Turkey ut Once.

Promises to Make Three Important
Reforms I'm Turkey ut Once.
PARIS, Nov. when the sultan received
an account of the recent speech delivered
by NJ. Hanotaux. minister OF foreign affairs,
in the Chamber OF Deputies. on November 3,
upon the Armenian question. he sent his
secretary to NJ. Jules Cambon, the French
ambassador TO Turkey to inquire concerning
the matter. When the representative OF the
sultan conferred with NJ Cambon at Pera
he was informed by the French ambassador
that under instructions 1t was stated that
II was imperative that the sultan must adopt
certain number of measures calculated
TO reassure the public and give Europe sat
isfaction. The Turkish envoy TO Paris.
Munir Bey. has now informed NJ. Hanotaux
that the sultan. upon receipt Of NJ. Cam
bon's message. Immediately decided to adopt
the following measures:
The liberation from the prisons of the
Ottoman empire OF all persons against
whom no charges have been preferred.
The issuance to the police OF orders that
all peaceable Armenians must not be pros
ecuted.
The immediate convocation OF the Arme-
MAN National association for the purpose
OF electing a patriarch.
II Is dlSO duuouuNtl NAdl MdLudT hey,
who was accused of being responsible for
the murder OF Father Salvador. would be
tried by court-martial. The vail OF Dlar-
bekir will be dismissed from office and def
mite instructions will be sent to all wallis
that they must repress all further acts OF
violence.
Furthermore, it is stated that the min
istry Of instruction will estimate the cost
of rebuilding the Catholic converts in Asia
Minor partially destroyed during the recent
disturbance. Aid will be given to the resi-
dents of those districts which are reported
to have suffered severely during the recent
| trouble. The sultan has also promised to
| Immediately issue a decree enforcing the re-
forms granted in 1895 to six villayets of Ar
mena. In addition he has agreed to extend
these reforms to other provinces.
VI. Hanotaux thanked the Turkish envoy
who explained the matter to him. 1t is now
stated the minister OF foreign affairs has
| issued instructions to NJ. Cambon to care
fully watch and see whether these promises
made by the sultan are carried into execu-
| ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

MADRID, Nov 7.-Heavy gales have swept
over the coast OF Valencia and several
vessels have beea Lost.