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EIGHTEEN MILLIONS.
1t VIII be Needed to Run the Ordnance
Department This Year.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-At the
meeting of the Senate Committee on
Coast Defenses to-day General Flagler,
Chief of Ordnance, u. S. A, submitted
estimates of the amount required, in adj
dition to the appropriation made for the
present fiscal year for the running of
the Watervliet Gun Factory also as to
the authority required to make con-
tracts for material during the present
fiscal year. his estimate for the next
fiscal year, made July last for his de-
partment, was $5,327, ,57S His present
estimate for prosecuting the work for
the next fiscal year in all the branches
of his department to the full capacity
of existing facilities and providing for
working the shops sixteen hours per
day, is SIS, ,5S9,S77 This includes the
amounts named in his July estimates.
General Flagler gave the committee
information as to the progress of the de-
velopment of the various inventions
and improvements relating to artillery
and coast defenses made during the
past twenty-five years. He stated that
the advance in improvement of this
character since 1870 has been as great
as had taken place in the fifty five years
previous to that time. To meet present
requirements, all the guns and mortars
must be of new and modern character.
He strongly impressed on the COM
mittee the necessity for providing for
the manufacture of sixteen-inch guns,
which is now fully apparent, although
up to the present time no appropriation
has been made for their production.
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WORK FOR HRUER.
He VIII Henceforth Labor on the Mis-
SorIl.i Rfver, Commission

He VIII Henceforth Labor on the Mis-
souri, River Commission.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14-The Senate
in executive session to-day confirmed
the following nominations:
Herman Kretz to be Coiner, and
William E. Morgan to be Superintend-
ent of the Mint at Philadelphia.
Edward A. Bowers of Connecticut to
be Associate Comptroller of the Treas
ury.
Joseph H. Herod of Indiana to be
Secretary, and Stephen Bensal of Mary
land to be Second Secretary of the
Legation to Japan.
J. w. Comman, Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Alva, Oklahoma.
r. ]. Ray, Register of the Land Of
flee ait Woodward, Oklahoma.
Stanton G. Fisher, Indian Agent at
the Nez Perce Agency, Idaho.
Lieutenant Colonel Amos Stickner,
Major w. H. Heuer and Major T. H.
Handbury. engineers, to be members
of the Missouri River Commission.
Frank c. Armstrong of the District
of Columbia, t. B. Cabannis of Georgia
and A B. Montgomery of Kentucky
Commissioners to negotiate with the
five civilized tribes.
Also promotions in the navy, headed
by Commander Nicoll Ludlow to be
Captain.
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FIN DE SIECLE.
An Ancient and Public Document
Copyrighted for Recent Use.

An Ancient and Public Document
Copyrighted for Recent Use.
WASHINGTON, jan 14.-Senator
Cabot Lodge and well-informed persons
on the Venezuelan question at the Capt.
tol and elsewhere are laughing over
the copyrighted London cable of the
Chicago Associated Press purporting to
transmit to American readers the text
of an important letter" of Lord Aber
deem TO Mr. Fortique of date of January
81, 1912. The absurdity of the alleged
discovery" will be at once apparent
when it is mentioned that the substance
of this letter is repeatedly quoted in
Senate Legislative Document, No. 266,
Fiftieth Congress, first session. laid be-
fore the Senate by Mr.. Cleveland in
July, 1883.
Why, at this late day, this ancient and
well-worn document should be copy
righted is as much of a mystery as the
reason why some of the newspapers
with the same organization on the 4th
Of last July applied for a copyright on
fac simile print of the Declaration of
Independence.
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ST. JOSEPH CNIo.), Jan. IA terri
BILE tragedy is reported here tonight
from Marysville, Kan. On farm six
miles south of Marysville resided
Joseph Hilderbrand, his wife and fam
lily of eight children, the latter ranging
from 2 to IA years of age. This fore
neon the wife becoming despondent ad-
ministered poison to the children, and
seven have died. The other is not ex-
pected to live. Then she completed the
work of destruction by hanging her
self to a rafter.
Hilderbrand was being treated at a
hospital in this city for cancerous af-
fection of the face, but was discharged
from there yesterday and it is thought
he started for his home this morning.
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their fire until the Abyssinfans were
in close quarters, and they then poured
volley after volley into them with ter
rible effect.
Just about the time the attack was
made 1000 troops under Colonel AL
bertone arrived at Makkale. They sur
prised the Abyssinians by attacking
them on the flank and completely rout-
ed them.
A column of 10000 men under Cen
eral Baratieri, the commander of the
italian forces in Erytheria, and an
other column 400 strong, under Colonel
Arimond, are nearing Makkale, and it
is expected that they will relieve that
place from siege.
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National Convention FIGHT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE dele
cations from the different cities bent on
capturing the National Democratic
Convention are nearly all in Washing
ton, and the fight for the big event is on
in earnest. The situation thirty-six
hours before the National Committee
meets is environed with uncertainties,
although the contest mas narrowed
down to st. Louis, Chicago and New
York, with the question Of free silver
as q potent factor in the fight.
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BETRAYED HIS TRUST.
A Massachusetts Man Gets Away With
About S2OO,OOO.


SALEM (Mass), Jan. 14.-It has been
reported to Judge Harmon of the Pro-
bate Court that Captain John Allen of
Manchester, trustee OF the estate of the
late Harry Roberts of that town, is
short in his accounts to the amount of
100000.
A later dispatch from Beverly Farms
says: The defalcation has created
great excitement in Manchester The
amount involved is said to be even
greater than at first thought, and will
probably foot up over 100000 In ad-
dition to the amount appropriated from
the Roberts estate, evidence is shown Of
his peculation from two other estates
intrusted to him. Mr.. Allen refuses alb
solutely to make any statement No
criminal proceedings have yet been be-
gun.
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LONDON, Jan. 14.-Lord Salisbury
has sent cablegrams to the Govern
ment of Australia and the Government
of Tasmania expressing thanks for
their patriotic assurances of sympathy
and support.
Mr.. Chamberlain, Secretary of State
for the Colonies, has sent a telegram to
Sir Hercules Robinson, Governor of the
Cape Colony, in reference to the arrest
in johannesburg of members of the
Reform Union and others, in which he
expresses the fear that large number
of such arrests would have the effect to
disorganize the industries carried on
in the Rand.
He directed Governor Robinson, in
addition to guarding the interests of
British subjects under arrest, to give
equal attention to the American and
Belgian prisoners in accordance with
the requests of their respective Gov
ernmentS.
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The school Trouble in Perry.

PERRY (Ok.), Jan. 14.-The City Su-
perintendent of Public Schools, as a
last resort to prevent mixed schools in
Perry, ordered every school closed this
morning until some compromise could be
made, so that all parties could be salts
fed. Officers seated several coIored
children in the High School this morn
ing, under protest from the teachers
and Superintendent
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The Disability Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE House
Committee on Military Affairs to-day
ordered favorably reported the Senate
bill repeating the law barring from ap-
pointment in the army or navy any
person who formerly held commits
sion therein and afterward joined the
Confederacy.
The military academy appropriation
bill was agreed TO
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Some of the
officers and one-half the crew of the
ship Texas will be sent from Norfolk to
Mare Island to man the warship Mo-
nadnock when the Texas is placed out
of commission. The Monadnock will be
placed in active service in about six
weeks. The other members of the
Texas crew will be sent to the ram
Katahdin.
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Canal Laborers, Strfke.

canal at Culabra have struck for an in
crease in their wages. A detachment
OF soldiers has been dispatched to the
scene to preserve order.
Several of the employees of the canal
company are about to return to France.
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A BilI Ia Foreclose.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE fol-
lowing was among the bills offered in
the House to-day:
BY shafroth (Rep.) of Colorado, to
foreclose the lien of the United States
upon the Union and Central Pacific
Railroads, and to incorporate a com
pany to operate them until their debts
to the United States have been paid.
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TO receive the Jameson Party.

LONDON, Jan 14-Sir Hercules
Robinson, Governor of Cape Colony,
telegraphs that he has completed ar
rangements to receive from the Trans
vaal officials DR.. Jameson and the men-
be1s of his party who were captured by
the Beers. The prisoners will be re-
ceived at the Natal border.
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More Arrests at Cape Town.

LONDON, Jan. 14-The Post" will
tomorrow publish a dispatch from
Cape Town, dated Monday, saying that
Solomon Joel and Henry Bettleeim,
prominent members of the Rand Re-
form Committee, were arrested in Cape
Town on Saturday and charged before
magistrate with treason and incite-
ment to rebellion in the Transvaal.
After the presentation of formal evil
depce, the prisoners were remanded.
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Rreweries Bovcotted.

MUNICH, Jan. 1.-THE military au-
thorities have issued an order forbid
ding soldiers to visit fifteen breweries.
specified in the order where, the au-
thorities allege the public patrons do
nor show proper respect for soldiers.
The order has created great excite
nneut
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GREBNWAY WILL WIN.

Manitoba's General Elections Are to
be Held To-day.
WINNIPEG (Manitoba), Jan. IA
Tomorrow the Manitoba general cleo
tions will be held. A review of the stu
alton on the eve of the battle shows
tht Premier Greenway is certain to
carry the country on his schools plat
fern.
He is conceded twenty-one seats in a
House of forty, but the opposition hopes
to reduce his majority in the Legisla-
ture The prospects are, however, that
Greenway will swoop the province.
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COUNTY FUNDS.
Several Thousand Dollars Worth In a
Collapsed Omaha Bank.

OMAHA, jan 1.-THE Blue Springs
State Bank was placed in the hands Of
the State Banking Board to-day. J. C.
Williams is President, and W S. Roman
Cashier. The capital stock is S1S,00O
ii is said that there was $1,000 of
county funds in the bank Indications
point to a reorganization and a reopen
ing in a few DAYS.
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ONLY THREE ESCAPED.

Massacre of Portuguese Soldiers on
the Coast of India.
LISBON, Jan. 14.-The Government
has received adviees from the Portu-
guese territory of Goa, on the Malabar
coast of India, that a band of insur-
gents surprised and slaughtered a hun
dred Portuguese troops a few days ago.
The attack took place while the
troops were passing through a narrow
defile, where the rebellious natives
were lying in ambush. The Portuguese
force numbered 103 men, and of these
only three escaped.
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An Absconder Caught

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14.-Chief of
Detectives Miller to-day received a dis
patch from Tampa, Fla, announcing
the arrest at that place of Benjamin
Johnson, the stock broker who alb
seconded from Philadelphia a week ago
with shortage of about $4,000 in his
accounts
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FORAKER GETS IT.
He VIII be Chosen as One of Ohfo's
Senators To-day.

Senators To-day.
COLUMBUS (O), Jan. 1.-THE two
branches of the General Assembly voted
separately to-day for United States
Senator to succeed Senator Brice. In
the Senate the vote stood: Foraker, %;
Brice, 6; Groot, J.
In the House the vote stood: Foraker.
ST; Brice, 21; Blandin. / Thomas, /;
Neal, l: Kagy, 1. Every Republican
voted for Foraker. Four Democrats re-
fused to vote for Brice.
Tomorrow the two branches will
meet in joint session and conclude the
election Of Ex-Governor Foraker to sue
ceed Senator Brice.
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STEAMER WRECKED.
Twelve of Her Crew Reached shore on
the Gulf of Mexico.

the OulI OF Mexico.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14-Word
was received to-day from Progresso
Mex, that the British steamer Yoxford
which sailed from Colon on December
Both for the Delaware Breakwater, via
Port Limon, Honduras. had been to-
tally wrecked on Alacrane Reefs, in the
Gulf of Mexico, and that twelve of her
crew were missing She was COM
manded by Captain HorsIey
Twelve of the crew reached the coast
but were unable to account for their
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wedding in High Life.

LONDON. Jan. 14.-Dudley Charles
Fitzgerald De Ros. twenty-first Baron
De Ros and Premier Baron of Great
Britain, was married in London this
afternoon to Miss Mary Mahon of Cast
legar, Ashcragh, County Galway, Ire
land
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BOLD ROBBERS.
They Hold Up a Railroad Station for
the Third Time.

the Third Time.
FALLS CITY (Neb.), Jan. 14-For
the third time within a year the Mis-
souri, Pacific depot has been held up.
Early this morning, while three pas.
sergers were in the waiting-room, two
masked men entered and ordered them
to hold up their hauds. They COM
piled and their watches, jewelry and a
small amount of money were appro-
priated.
Agent Hunt who was in his cage, re-
fused them admittance, whereupon they
smashed the ticket window with a
coupling-pin and fired upon him four
times without effect
Hunt escaped through a back win
dow and gave the alarm, but when the
officers arrived the highwaymen had
fled. The terrorized waiting passen-
gers made no attempt to follow them.
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Rattleshin Indiana.

WASHINGTON, Jan 14.-The battle
ship Indiana sailed from Newport, r. l.,
this morning for Hampton Roads, Va,
where Admiral Bunce's squadron Of
evolution is still waiting for orders.
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Where the Sun Shines.

SYDNEY IN. S. W), Jan. 1.-THE
weather here to-day was the hottest
on record, and there were many deaths
from sunstrOke.
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A LIVELY DAY III CONGRESS.
The Bond Bill and Silver Substitute De.
bated in the Senate.
Populist Senators Are Holding the
Balance of Power.

The Pension Bureaus Rough Treat
ment of War Veterans Severely
Denounced by several Members of
the House-Cummings a Tammany
Democrat, Repudiates a speech
Made by a Party Colleague on the
Subject.
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Mine Horror in SiIesia.

BERLIN, Jan. IA fire occurred to-
day in a coal pit at Ostrau, Silesia. A
number of the miners were imprisoned
and were either suffocated or burned tc
death
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IN ABYs5INIA.
The Italian Troops Now Down a Big
Body of the Natives.

ROME, Jan. IA special from Mas
sowah says the Abyssinians yester-
day attacked Makkale for the fifth
time. The Italian garrison withheld
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KILLED Her SEVEN CHILDREN
Shocking Deed Of a DeSpOndent Mother
on a Kansas Farm.
A Massachusetts Man Steals Nearly a
Quarter of Million.

The Race Trouble in Perry, Ok, Not
Yet SettIed-Foraker VIII To-day
be Elected Senator From Ohio-A
Railroad station Robbed for the
Third Time-Public Money Lost by
an Omaha Banks Failure.
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NO BACK-DoWN.
Germany Stands by the Position She
Originally Assumed.

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE North Ger
man Gazette publishes an official denial
of the statements made in the press
that excuses in any form have been
made by Germany for her action in the
Transvaal.
The Emperor gave an audience to-
day to the son of Baron Won Schumann
the lately appointed German Consul at
Cape Town.
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Men for the Monadnock.

missing comrades. The lost vessel was
owned by Hunting & Son of London
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TO PROTECT THE AMERICANS.
Mr.. Chamberlain Addresses a Letter TO
Sir Hercules Robinson.
Portuguese Soldiers in Abyssinia Wipe
Out a Body of Natives.

Many Miners Lose Their Lives by an
Explosion in Silesia-Premier Green
way Expects an Easy Victory To-
day in Manitoba-Strike of Laborers
on the Panama Cana1-Soldiers in
Munich to Avoid Certain Breweries.
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