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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
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A1tA nEr SnnnEHUu11p@l@"nA"
Die idbrIi6e uenfIafiT5iruns DER poifdnitcr.
Ollie BON prdiibenten %ernunnten Poftmetz
iter baden nit l~1ngebulo Die ia9rlt9e Set
itelung ibrer @ebdlter ertpurtet. Dies bat
lebte @o9e itat~tgefunoen.
Suna4 purben in faft 1900 Sdaen Die
Subrss9ebdlter BON potmeiitern DOn $500
uuf $500 erb0bt. Sn etpu 300 poftamterr
purben bic @e6Glter beruntergeiebt.
Sn SGinois purben in 81 Poitdmtern
bic 9ebdlter aufgsbeffert, pdbreno oiefelben
in 9 berabgeisBt purben. Solicit 1T BON
Der ~stpeiten 8luffe gu einem poitan1t eriter
81afIe porgeriidt, unb 8lue Sslano, Sutton,
Mabpoob, Menbota uno Normal, fino BON
Der britten in bic 3peite &lafie abancirt.
6olgenbe iinb einige BON ben in Suinois
poroenommenen 8erdnberunoen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

eSabres linb iebr g%eeignet, oablrei9e S4liez
Bungen bon Sabriten gu erfldren. Sn Der
@oqenfabrifation berrf9t in bteien S9ltez
Bungen feline uebereinftimmung, inoem Die
6abrifen auf 8eite1ungen narten unb bic
53abl Der 8alen MoIe ni9t Elm 9rittel 10
groB getpeIen lit, pie in Der nGmli9en
Wo6e bes lebten Sabres. Preiie ftnb gez
briidt, bdngen aber INNER nod bon aus
lGnbii9en W0gli9feiten ab. Sn Baum
polenpaaren 1T bic S9lieBung pieler 5a=
briten, 5omobl i'm Norben als i'm Siiben,
fir bic 9dlfte bes Suli unb Auguit in 8irfz
li9teit cine M%nertennung Der Sbatia9e, bab
beoeutenbe 8prrdtbe bon Waaren, tpel9e aus
8aumtpolle fabriairt iinb, pel9e q Bis 81
Gts. foften, teinen Profit auspeiIen tonnten,
tpenn bic 6abrifen fortfabren gu fabri5tren,
Bis cine neue unb nabri9einli9 beoeutenoe
8aumpolernte fertig 1T. Sie 9erabiebung
Der Preiie bat in pielen SGaen pieoer groBe
Na9frage berborgebra6t, Die jeOo9 ni9t
geniigt, INN bic 8rpbuftion Der Sabrifen gu
befriebigen. Sin peiterer Niebergang in sez
brudten 3eugen auf q Gents tit be5ei6neno,
menn cine fol9e Mbnabme in Der probuttton
5ugeii4ert pirb.
Die 9robuftion BON Glen fat bebentenb
na9gelaffen unb es bat cine 5iemli9 ange&
meine S9lieBung BON Sabriten tpegen @Orz
nabme bon Reparaturen i~tattgefunoen,
adein bic id6rli9 piberfebrenDep Streitigz
feiten tpegen Der 20bne iinb in ben meiiten
SGGen gsi9li9tet poroen unb man gldubt,
baB lie in alien 5Gnen gef4li4tet perben,
ebe baB es gu Streits fommt. 9as Problem,
ob preiIe fir Gofe, @r5 unb 8lDde, pel9e
bur9 Die in biefem Sabre gebilbeten Sruits
feftgeiebt tpurben, gegen bic abnebmenbe
Na6frage nu3 f%ertigen probutten aufre9t
erbulten perben %fOnnen, miirbe pereinfa9t
tperben, penn es feline Sruits in Ndgeln unb
@9tenen unb einigen anberen f~ertigen Pro=
butten gGbe.
@et5en lit I'm II Gents beruntergegan=
gen unO bat iib UNI Il Gents erbolt, a1ein
peftli9e 3ufubren finb anbauernb bemer@
tensipertb groB, ndmli9 2,244,719 8uIbel
gegen 841,840 fir bic ndmli9 @o9e Des
lebten Sabres. Ntldntif9e Ausfubren aeiz
gen cine Gbnlibe 3unabme unb BADEN in
flint 8o6en, Mebl eingei9lo1en, 9,847,678
8uibel b~etragen gegen 5,855,427 i'm lebten
Sabre, Die @orrdtbe in Si9t finb grDBer
als por einem Sabre unb obglei9 Winterz
tpei5en tpeniger abpirft, 10 19etnt Sriib=
iabrspei5en pabri3einli6 acknowledgements
ter me6r als leBtes Sabr gu ergeben. Welf9z
form berfpri@t cine fe6r quite @rnte, ebenfo
Safer. 8uumtpole bebarf iteGenpeiie in
Seras febr bes Hegens, allein bic be5ten 8es
ri9te fommett aus ben meiften dnberett Sc
genben unb es tpirb cine groBe 3unabme an
Sld9enraum bert9tet, Der nit 8aumpoQe
bepflan5t pirb. Die S6lieBung bieler Sas
brtfen, fopobG i'm Norben pie i'm Siiben,
beruria3t einen tpeiteren &iidgang INN 1/16
i'm preiie nnb benefit, baB Der bisberige
gerbran6 gu einem betrd9tli9en Sbeile
ni9t auf Wirfli9teit berubt 6at.
Die 3abl Der 8anterotte pGbrenb Der
Wo9e bat in ben Ser. Staaten 257 betra=
gen, segen 1877 i'm lebten Sabre unb % in
Ganaba gegen "a i'm lebten Sabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
Die OIeomarearin= Sill.

8ert9te omeritanif9er gonfuln in
Seutf9lanb befagen, baB bieOl eomargarinz
borlage, tDel6e geitern i'm gtei9stage angez
nommen tpurbe, tpenn bieIelbe bonn 8unbesz
ratb gutgebeiBen tpirb, cine ernitli9e 8irz
flung auf GENTLE ameritanif9e SnbuItriez
5peige ausiiben perbe, Defenders ouf bic
8aumtpoMamenausfubr. 9as neue @eIeb
1T ii6eraus itreng in feinen 8eitimmungen
unb lit barauf bere9net, ben @ettbeiperb
BON &unitbutter NIT e9ter Butter gu perz
binbern. Ser angebli9e 3ped bes @efeBes
tit iibrigens bic @rbebung BON Gintinften.
Die aIasfaer 5orfduneserpeoition.
Soeben finb bic er1ten Na9ri9ten iiber bic
geOlOgif9e SOri4ungs Expedition, tpeI9e
nit Der l1nterfu9ung Der @plblager i'm
SSnnern BON Nlasta b~eauftragt nurbe, BON
benz Su9oerftGnbigen Spur, pelGer bic
Expedition leitet, bier eingetroffen. 9ie
Expedition traf am 9. Stunt in sSuneau Elm
unb unterf u9te Die borttgen @ruben. Spurr
fagt, baB biefelben in Der .3utunft eintrGgz
liher fein tperben, als ie jebt finb; bic Sc
feui3aft lanbete am SuBe bes Gbilcatz
Pafes unb bereitete ii9. CUR @riteigung bes=
ielben Dor. Spur bOfft, ben l1ebergang
iiber ben @bilcatzPaB na6 benz Nrbeitsz
feGbe am Oberen YutOn 70 gu bei6Geunigsn,
baB bic Nrbeiten i'm 2aufe bes @ommers
beenbet 1ein tperben unb bic &iidrei1e mad
benz Often i'm Sftober ober Nobember an
getreten perben tann. Wenn es n0t6ig tper=
ben IoGte, ldnger bort gu bleiben, tpirb bic
@efeuf9uft in Circle gitD, am Oberen guton,
iibernintern.
prGfoent Glepelano.
1T na3 @rap Stables in bic @ommerfrif6e
gerett unb bafelbit am lebten Mittno@ elm
getrOffen. @r 1T augeni9einli4 bel better
9eiuno4eit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

9erunterseiebt purbe bas 9e6aGt bss poitz
meiiters in gban1ton, BON $4,000 i'm Sabre
1895 uuf $27OO in biefem Sabre, ebenIo
bas bes POitmeiters in 6igblanb part Dor
$1,000 auf $17OO.
Sn Snbtana finb 81 9oftdmter beraufgez
riidt unb bier beruntergeiebt porben, &i9<
monb lit BON Der ~5tpeiten in bic erite &GuiTe
geriift, @reensburg unO plpmout6 bon Der
Oritten in Die 3peite, unb gtaD @itp unb
Orleans bon Der bierten in bic brittle &laffe.
Solgenbe iinb eintge Der in Snbiana gez
mQGten 0erGnberunoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

Wir MAIDEN uniere Ibonnenten barauf
uufmertfam, baB II foG9e 9rGmien, nel6s
bon uns angeaeigt tper0en, unb bisie nur
unter ben babel berOffentIi9ten 8ebinsun<
gen abgegeben iperben. Nnbere PrGmien,
ols bic angefiibrten anaubieten Ober anbere
8ebinsungen gu ~itslsn, 1T Niemanb bsr:95>
tiet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
1895 1880.
an nj Seier,
Sfrfrere 9r6ffien.
2nTere 3rdtnien.

"
= Sn Sofgenbem perDffent1i9en mir bus
@eraet6niB Der Bidder uno 8tGber, tpel9e
mir in bieiem Sabre on Dorausbe5abz
aenbe bertbeilen perben.
Sir bic sablrei9en neuen 2eIer unieres
BIattes t1eiIen mir no9mals bic 8eeingunz
gen nit:
Sober Qbonnent, psI9er anger Der
Mbtragung etnaiger ii dn<
be ben 8etrug zines Subresubonnements
NIT 2 Dollars an uns einI9idt, lam aus
Der na9fte6enben 2ifte Elm 8u9 ooer 8tlb
DdbIen, ipel9es inn mad @mpfare beg Sell
hes portofrei 5ueeitelt tperben ptro.
Gin @bonnent beg MoAsnblattes, pels
der, onftatt cine BrGmie gu beunipruden,
es DOrSiebt, etnen Sabrgang bes Beften Ctz
3erdrii@e Gussube) gum bdlben Preiie. B.
3. fir 1 Dollar gu erbalten, bat 3 Dollars
brett an uns ein5ufen ben. 9afir erbdlt er
bic beiben 8Idtter (Wo9enblatt uno Weiten)
pDrtOfret ouf elm Sabr sugei6idt, oifo 1o4
Rummern, ipeI9e auf 1880 Gpalten fooieI
2efeftoff entbaIten, tpie so fturte 8dnos GEE
tuDbnIi9en 8u9formats. 9emna3 toftet
bic Drummer ,elei@ einem 8u9e bon $50
Seiten rpeniger als 6 Gents.
4uf cine grGmie bat 9erienige, ipeI9er
8 Dollars fir beibe 8Idtter einienbet, teinen
Mnfpru9. Oenn bier beitebt bic Brdmie
eben barin, baB er einen Sabrgang bes Des
fen, Der fonf stuei 9puars toften miirbe,
fur nun einen Dollar el9d1t. - Mit an>
beren Morten: er er6Glt BON benz greiIe Der
bsibsn 8IGtter, peG9e einaeGn iebes 2 DBL
lars tofen, eiinen Ia9ldB pDn 25 procent,
Mer nur. Elm 9tatt fir 2 Dollars nimmt,
trbdlt onItott bieies 9a9Gafes i'm preiie
Elm Bud ober elm Bib o!s Yrdmie. 5ier 1T
bic 8ii9erIiie:
- RettbtIber bon 9ermann gfaiter. Cine
Misunderstanding Der geiitbOGen&eiies
beri9te bes beritorbenen Gbefrebat>
teurs Der 81. @taatsz3eitung, nebft
einem pobGgetrpffenen 8ilb unb einem
fur5en 2ebensubriB bes @erfaffers.
~ Die 5umiIis 8u9bOl5, BON SuliusStinbe.
Alen Sreunben frii9en9umors beftens
empfo6len. 8on biefem 8u9 iinb rreiI
S9eiGe eri4ienen. Sci 8eftelungt1
nOllen bic 2eier gsf1. angeben, ob Iie
ben eritsu, spsiten Ober britteB She'll
niinT9sn.
b 1eine's &siTebiGber.
g. 5eine's BUD Der 2ieber.
% M6n's bsutf9 : omeritaniI9er 9olmets
fder. Gin pruttiides 9unbbu9 CUR
@rlernung Der englii9en Sprahe Obne
2ebrer.
Der 8tIberporrutb umfaBt bic fpIsenben
Rummern:
III &afer Witbelm I. ouf benz Sterbe>
bett. Gin Selbrud6itb in Der @r5Be
2Ox3O 3OG. Sir ieben 0eutf9en
apirb biefes Bib elm nert6pOles@ebent
blatt on ben OeritOrbenen 0elbentoi1er
fem.
a2) &aiIer Wil6elm II. unbGatIsrin Musus
fa @ittoria.
49, SHIRT 8ismord.
14) @raf MOltte.
15) papt 2eo XIII.
d6) 0as Mbenbmobl. Gin 0elbrud mad
benz b~eriibmten GemdIbe bon 2eOnarbO
ba 8inci.
10 G6riitus am 9reu5.
18) 0upOIeon's Giid5ug BON Mostuu. Gin
SeIbrud mad Mteifonier's Meiftertpert.
Die 0uittung fir eingeI4idtes 9elb err
foIst ouf benz tleinen gel6en 3ettel bur9
8erdnberung bes Mfonats unb Der Sabres>
sabl.
Dieter 3stteG 5eigt iebem 2eitr, Biz gu
fpeI9em Datum er gsaablt fat unb mag
fdumige 3abIer eIei3seittg an ibre @er>
pflt9tung erinnern.
8riefe unb @elber obrelitre man
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO,
p. STIR mnGhpn 1in1pre Wbnnnpn+pn hnrn1if
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

reber fein pGOBGi6es Slid fat Der
5drmer Mi3aeG Slider, auf beienanpeien
nabe SinbIup in Obto tiir5li3 Oel entoedt
tpuroe, ben 8erItanb oerlOren uno muBte
ms STRENUOUS gebru9t perDen. @r bat
bur9 ben SelfunO Elm @ermOgen Don $780,
900 sWiGmmsnbetummsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

Mu@ i9 bin i'm 8efiB Sbres nertben Sod.
bu9es unb freue MIDI oefen iebr, benin es
bat mir f9on 10 man9e quite 9ien1te get6an,
ba6er fam ib es ieber 9uusfrau beftens
empfeblen. SD piinf9te, baB i9 bus Ro&z
bu6 etnige Sabre friiber gebabt b6tte, benin
i9 fam als cine Ndberin in ben Sausftanb.
alfo fe6r unerfabren; aber bic quite Sreunbin
feblte bier, I'M mid aure9t gu t~peiien.
Gtabt unb 2eute puren mir frenb. 6dtte
i6 bamals Srau @rica's Bud our @tIbe
qebabt, 10 bate i9 man9en Seuf5er, mon6e
Gorqe dbtpenben t0nnen. Oenn ba 1T ia
aues 10 beutli9 bon anfang Bis gum Gn6e
be19rieben, bab audi bic unerfabrenite iunae
Srau nit 9ilfe bieies 8u9es i'm @tqnSe
1T, einen fparIamen orbentli9en 9austanb
au fiibren. Man tann ben einfa9fte 5il@
ipie aud bas feinite 9o95eitsmabl barnab
aubereiten, unb audi beim Ginma9en lit bas
itebe Bud mir cine grDBe 6ilfe. Sine iebe
beutI9e Sausfrau fo1te barna9 itreben, in
ben 8efib zines iol9en nertbpolen 8ud6es
gu ~delangen.
Srau Worgentbaler.
Soplin, no.. q. SttDbsr 1894. +,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

wor unqefd6r apet Su9ren babe i'd mir
ma So6bp6 BON Srau Grica angel 4afi',
81 babe 5eitber fleiBigen @ebrau3 baOc'
oSsmoht unb fam ni9t umbin, Sbnen NIT
sntbeilen, bab es uniibsrtreffli4, ia unter
oonsn mir befannten &o9bi9ern, bic i'd ned
asnriift babe, bas anerbefte 1T. Die BARN
,6enen 2eaepte iinb ausge5et9net. I'M
hnbe ih es 14on alien meinen Sreunotnner
auf's tpGrmite empfoblen. SD peroe ME
nieber obne bies ni4t genug gu 13dB'no
Rp9bu9 iein. m...
glmburt, SI., 10. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
8erdnberungen:
as Sterre.

4m q. Snfi purbe bic 6tdsge Der Ser.
Staatsn, in SOlge Der Nufnabme bon Utah in
ben S~tdutenbunb, gum eri ten Male nit
flint uno Dier5ig Sternen in ibrem blauen
Selbe uufqebiBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

5ruu Gricu's &o9bu6 sefGGt mir 10 ls5r,
baB i9 Iieber in gefltdten S9uben sspen
m09te, als bafel6e entbebren. Naen liebsn
Nausfrauen tann t9 es empfe6len; benin es
paBt fir iebe, Tie mag biele ober nenise On.
Iprii9e MAIDEN.
Srau ST. 8. 8rais. I
Crete, Sn., Is. Ottober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
rs Gents
portofrei bon uns be5ieben.
Jllinois Stats 8eitung Co.,
Chicago, au.

N~adJtebeno perDTentGben mir en9e BON On ~5a6lreiden 9=
erfenn1nes16reiben, in benen 0eufdzamerifaniide 9aasfrauen ibrer
gnTht iber ben g8ertb oeies 8ude5 NuSbrud 9eben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
Benninqton, Nebl

0og ao6bu9 BON 66ruu erica babe i'd nun
iiber 2 Sabre. unb es bat mir pGbrenb bteler
9eit man9en treuen Oienft %geleiftet. go
nett i9 es erprobt babe. muB t9 1a9ea' Dag
es onen btlisen Nnforberungen, DE nlaiI
an Elm fol9es Bud itelen fann, ooatonlnlsn
sntlpri6t. Sd mD@te baflelbs a19t e'fz
Ds' G6rtftine Mertet.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
san Greet, Wts.,

San Greet, @ts., 20. Ott. 1894.
9as &o9bu9 bon Srau erica babe ID
iebt etpas iiber 5pei Sabre i'm 9ebrau9. G5
lit bas bette GoGbu9 fir Oeutf9ameritaner,
bas i9 bis6er tennen lernte. 9aber tanB
i9 es nit eutem @epifIen empfeblen.
Srau .. 90. @ombof.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

81, 6obe bas bsutI9>ameritanii6s aO@s
s,,3 Al Ss5r fleibig gebrau4t, uno es bat 1l9
out omq 6enSnrt. g{a6 meinsr anfi4t TT es oss
gut in Ser Melt, ss 1T Elm gutter Suus9oltsr.
g Gslai finDen sic ben getrag tar Elm
y sn,"i+ss beutIdzameritanii4es &o9bu9 BON
gpon gricu, fpel9es sic mir olsOolO 3az
l0'u'" Srau Stanssr.
Me1t 8enb, Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

srou grico's &o6bu4 tunn i9 nur m
nfe5len. finbe buHslbe fir bic uncertainties
qp;;%e nortrefflt9. S4p. &atbarGne'
9ittgburg6, 9a.. IA. a0O. 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

babe Der u9t, Der Srau @epdlt an5utbun'
Sic babe ii9 aber aus Redistribution ieinsr
gu erpebren beriu9t. @r bobe t6r ben
9als abgei@nitten, feline &leioer ange5oz
gen un6 lei peggelaufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

gine Seuersbrunit, peG3e Donnersz
tag Na9mittug in 8alpeitOn, Seras,
bic S9uppen Der Mallorb 2inie, bic
iib bonn pier "a Biz pier rs eritreden, nebft
ben in benfel6en befinbli9en 9iitern, fOpie
einen @iienbabn5ug BON 26 leeren Sra4t@
tpagen in Ni9e legte, bat einen S9aoen BON
$150,000 angeri4tet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-14
THE MURDERER UNKNOWN.

The COronar's Jury Names No Murderer
of CLarlss DOan burned Child.
The coroner's jury in the case of the
fourteen months old colored child of
Charles Dean, which died Sunday even
ing from the effects of burn received
six weeks ago, returned a verdict today
which states that the child met its death
as the result of q burn inflicted by some
person unknown to the jury.
Charles Dean, the father of the child,
told his story of his trouble with the col
ored preacher Ingraham and the girl
Huggins The Huggins girl was a wit
ness and told how her mother had doc
tored the child and how she had gone for
medicine for it.
Ingraham's mother, Mrs. Healy, was
put on the stand and told the jury that
on the morning in question her son had
lay in bed until after the burning of the
child This let Ingraham out of it.
The mystifying part of the case was
how could the child have been SO badly
burned and the cloth not be even scorch-
ed although the mother had found the
cloth on the child when she returned
after the burning. DR.. Jamison, how
ever, testified that it was possible if the
cloth had been very wet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-14
MIGHTY SHIPS.
Assembling of Britain's Great
War Vessels
In the Harbor of Portsmouth,
Today.
CROWDS OF PEOPLE
Cheer the Sailors in Their
White Uniforms
As They Parade the Docks
Before Embarking.
CROWDS OF PEOPLE

PORTSMOUTH. Jan. 14-The first class
battle ship Revenge, flagship of the
lying squadron. carrying 7S2 officers and
men, Rear Admiral Alfred T. Dale in
command; the first class battle ship
Royal Oak, 712 officers and men, and the
first class cruiser Gibraltar, 544 officers
and men, and the torpedo catchers
Handy, Harland and Havoc, each carry
ing fifty men, were commissioned at 9
o'clock this morning. The usual salutes
were fired, and the scene was very effec-
tive.
Between and 9 o'clock in the morn
ing there was quite a procession of car
dock yards, bringing from the depot the
officers of the ships drafted on board the
ships composing this portion of the fly
ing squadron.
There was an early morning parade of
sailors and marines alongside the vessels
being all in their working rig.
Both 2 corps of marines wore
the white foreign service helmets and
were escorted into the yard by bands of
music They were received with enthus-
iastic cheers by the crowds of people
gathered at every available point The
reserves are under orders to be ready to
AeaNo tA0 udEDOE DO SOOH dS pOSsIDl0 aHO
will await the arrival of the other por-
tion of the flying squadron coming from
Chatham and Davenport, consisting of
the first class cruiser The
sus, the second class cruisers
Charybidis and Hermione and three first
class torpedo catchers, carrying over
1000 officers and man. All the last
named vessels were also commissioned
this morning.
1t is understood that Admiral Dale is
under orders to take the flying squadron
Saturday from Spithead to Berehaven
on the south coast of Ireland with sealed
orders relative to the future movements
Z of the vessels.
The orders and men have all pre- epared
for long absence from England and in
some quarters it is believed that a tour
of the world is contem plated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-14
THE oUANTRELL CLAIMS.

One of Them is FavorabIy Considered
Opening tho Way for the Rest.
From the State Journals Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14-The pension
bill of Caroline Parker of Waverlv, Kan
sas, which was introduced in the house
by Representative Curtis, has been con :
sidered By the committee on pensions
and in all probability will receive a fav-
orable report.
This is significant because she is the
dependent mother of one of the soldiers
who were killed in the QuantrelI raid at
Lawrence before they had been able to
enlist. This will probably make way
for the entire list of seventeen who were
to enlist.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-14
FOR REED, TOO.
Mr.. BrOderick Announces His
Presidential Preference.
Believes Reed is the Biggest
and Best Man.
MR.BOUTWELL'S CLAIM
1t Is Doubtful If 1t Will
Other Washington News of
General Interest.
MR.BOUTWELL'S CLAIM

from the State Journals Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14-The choices of
all the other mem bers of the Kansas del
egation for president have previously
been published in the JOURNAL except
Mr.. Broderick and MIR. Long. Mr..
Broderick has just now declared himself,
though he has been supposed to be for
Reed. His choice joins the Atlantic
and the Pacific. It is, for president. T.
B Reed of Maine; for vice president,
Senator Mitchell of Oregon.
Mr.. Broderick says the great ability of
these gentlemen is everywhere conceded
and their nomination at St Louis would
be marked with satisfaction and would
solidify the Republican party throughout
the union.
Senator Mitchell is a silver man and
would represent that sentiment.
When asked why not a silver man for
first place, MIR. Brcderick said:
simply because he could not get it.
There is not one of the prominent can-
didates inclined strongly that way. OF
the men in the lead for the nomination
almost all vary little on their views on
the money question. The difference be-
tween them is slight l would rather
trust Mr. Reed, though an eastern man,
than a western man with eastern ideas.
Such a man as the latter would con-
stantly be currying favor with the east,
while Mr. Reed believe is broad mind
ed and great enough to rise above locali-
ty and do the fair thing.
He lived in California a short time
and knows what western interests are"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-14
KISSED BARNATO.
Said Good Things About His Shares,
But Investors Not Smited.

ouG AnESSBOES MOI SOAleu
LONDON. Jan. 14-At the statutory
meeting of the Barnato bank today Bar
ney Barnato occupied the chair.
Mr. Barnato defended Mr.. Cecil
Rhodes. ex-premier of Cape Colony, and
DR.. Jameson of the raid into the Trans
vaal, saying that he did not believe that
the invasion of the territory of the South
African republic was premeditated.
Referring to the affairs of the bank, Mr.
Barnato said that in spite of the fact that
they had gone through an unprecedent-
ed financial crisis and that the deprecia-
tion of South African secu-
rites had been from $780,
0O0,0O0 to e13O,O00,O0O during
the last six months, the bank could de-
clare dividend of 20 per cent, which
would have been double, he asserted,
under favorable circumstances.
A vote of confidence in the chairman
and directors of the Barnato bank WAS
passed.
After the vote had been taken some of
the shareholders attempted to question
Mr. Barnato, but he hurriedly adjourned
the meeting. and with the directors, left
the hall, from which they were followed
with hooting and Kissing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-14
HOT WORDS BY ALLEN.
Thirteen Dollars a Month n OF Too Low
Pay for General Miles.

Thirteen Dollars a Month n OF Too Low
Pay for Gen neral NJ lies.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The bill grant
ing pension of $40 monthly to the wild
ow of the late Brigadier General Coggs-
well. representative in congress from
Massachusetts at the time of his death,
caused a long debate in the senate to-
day.
Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Mills wanted il for
nation as to the system pursued in grant
ing these special pensions, and Mr. Allen
Pop, Neb.) opposed Determinations,
saying: II want to go on record as op-
posed to any distinction between the
widow of the private soldier and that of
a brigadier general, major general and
any other general"
1t was the plain private soldier, he ad-
ded, who met the brunt of the war. To
hear senators talk 1t would be thought
that brigadier generals won the war. 1t
was specie of "namby pam byism" and
''funkeyism." It was an un-American
discrimination.
Mr.. Hawley( Rep, Conu ggested that
the world recognized questions of rank,
even if the Nebraska senator did not.and
while eulogizing on the services of the
plain soldier he pointed out that the NOR
lality among officers was greater than
that among men in the ranks
Mr.. Hoar asked if Mr.. Aliens Iopic
would lead him to approve placing the
salary of Gen. Miles, commander of the
army, at $13 per month.
''It would doubtless measure the value
of his services in many cases." answered
Mr. Allen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-14

The Populist, Mr.. Couley of Mercer,
voted for Mr.. Groot and is the only Pop
uist ever elected to the Ohio legisla-
tnre.
Governor Bushnell aud ex- Governor
Mckinley were present
Foraker's name was presented by Sen
ator John ]. Sullivan of Trumbull and
seconded by Senator Adolph Buemer. OF
Cincinnati
Senator Hysen presented Mr.. Brice's
name.
In the house the vote stood: Foraker,
81; Brice, 21; John H. Thomas of Spring
field, 1; Mr. Gage, l; Judge Blandin of
Cleveland, 1; Lawrence 7. Neal, 1, all of
whom except Foraker are Democrats.
Foraker received the full Republican
vote.
The two houses will vote in joint bal
lot tomorrow
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-14
SANTA FE's FAST RUN
Made Through Kansas by the Cali
fOrnia Limited Train.

Friday, January 10. California limited
train No made the run between Dodge
City and Emporia, distance of 240
miles, making all regular stops at sta
tions, railroad crossings and for water
and fuel, in a little less than five hours
time, which is an average speed of be-
tween forty-eight and fifty miles per
hour.
1t will be noted this is considerably
faster than limited trains on some of the
eastern lines, for instance, the distance
ST. Louis to Indianapolis via Vandalia
line is exactly 240 miles and their limited
trains between such points consume
seven hours or more and make practi-
cally the same number of stops as the
California train above mentioned, which
made the distance in two hours less time.
Eastern lines will soon have to look 60
their laurels. otherwise Santa F'e Cali
fornia limited trains will carry the
records,