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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
Mother Injured br Gun.

Lewiston. Me-. Dec. 24.-Horace Lewis
of Wiscassett, 20 years Old, while load
Ing a gun at his home, accidentally ex-
ploded it, shattering his aged mothers
ankle so that the foot had TO be empu-
fore medical aid was rer5e-sc she may
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
ro.,o, sp,rl,ua,I.,. rmirra,e.

Boston. Dec. 2i--Mr. and Mrs. Con-
cannon. the mediums. whose experiences
at the Splrltualistic temple in this city
during the past few Sundays has been Of
such a sensational character, have de-
oided TO leave Boston today for Lake
Helen, Fla.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24

LoNDoS Dec. 2i.-It - reported thnt the
l...ls IT -4.ai.aFt CraeleHtAer.er-tite ru.for,
who my storiously disappeared in Paris during
tno month Of October under circumstances
giving rise 20 SUSPECT ms Of foul play, has been
10 und in ths River Seine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
A Dividend Declared.

NEW York. Dec. 2i-Thc directors ~ the
Delaware, G.scltswanna A. Western Railroad
have declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF ls4 per cent, payable January l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
A Faster Becomes Insane.

PARIS, Dec. 24.--Succl, the faster who
has given exhibitions OF his endurance in
the United States, became insane yester-
day after a performance here and was
taken to the hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
His Offer Accepted.

AMEsBURy, Mass, Dec. 2i-The creditors
of +. S. Roardman, carriage manufacturer,
who recsntly failed in business owing $4,000,
have accepted his offer to settle by paying l5
cents on the dollar, and it is expected he will
r same businesss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
Acauittnl at nea,,nrn.

Dedham, Mass. Dec. q several wit
nesses testified to the gooc c.e.scter and
veracity of Mrs. HatlirGer yesterday
and the case was closed and argued.
The jury remained out ~ minutes Gnd
returned verdict of not SS-sty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24

scaley erupiinos on tho head, chappsd-
hands and lipf, cuts, bruises, scaids,
burns are quicxIy cnree by Dewiit's
Witch HazcI Stlve. IL IL at present the
article most used for piles, and u slways
cures them.
Joseph =. yohpson's Pharmacy, s93
Westminster street; Metyger's Pharmacy,
23o North Msin street; Alfred's Phsr-
macy, Sil EDDY street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24

wopuRY, Mass, Dec. H.-Both branches of
the city government have concurred in an
order 10 purchnss another tract Of land for a
public park. This will be the fifth place 10 be
devoted TO this y urposo 10y tho city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
AN ITALIAN ROMANCE.
Italians Tell the Story Of . Happen
ing In To0leville.
How Rejected Lover Pressed His Suit
North End Notes.

Three Italians who live In Toolville told
o strange story to a police officer last
night and the esrnestness Of their race
was shown In II. The law In this csse
will restain the earnestness Of the men
whose strength of purpose appears to'be
no less han that Of one OF the "Children
OF the King" 1t seems. accort sing to the
story told, that one of the three men re-
ferred to has a sister, who Is hard
working, respectable young woman, and
who had rejscted the attention OF q
young man who ssms from the sunny
land. The latter met her few mornings
ago as she was going to work. ana using
bis ist. struck her In the faco. The
young woman fell to the ground and was
unable to 90 to her work. so badly
frightened las she been sinos that she is
afraid to leave her home for the man who
assaulted ter mas the reputation Of carry
ing a revolver, ana her friends are afraid
he viii kill her.
NORTH END NOTES.
The members of the Randall Square
Gospel Mission will be entertained to-
morrow by the Congregational societies.
John Eddy sent in an alarm from pox
272 shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday sfter-
neon for a chimney fire In the house
owned and occupied oy Phillip Young at
20 Malvern street. There was no damage
OF any account.
Two young fellows from Boston. who
gave the names of Robert McCullougb b
and Ab-am Lowe, who are devoted to
lite OF leisure without the necessary bank
account to justify 1t, were arrested on
North Main street ss suspicious characters
and locked up at the Second police
station by officers Paine and McElroy.
Toe officers heard the cnaps from the
classic town laying plaps to get the
monsy that q foolish fellow had been
flashing a,ound at seversl barrooms.
Christmas will be observed oy special
ceremonies st st. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal Church tomorrow.
That another Christmas may find busi'
pfss better Is the wish that comes from
tho re r: II many hard and willing
wok wis ,e,t holidays have seemed
something like mockery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24

IoNpox. Dec. PA special dispatch from
Madrid SAYS that the Queen Regent ON Christ
mas day will sign n decree providing reforms
in the adv ilistration o Porto Rico.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
STREET CAR HELD UP.
Bold Robbers Operate In the City OF
minneapolis.

MISNEAPoIs Minn., Dec. 24.-Lsst
night two masked men entered Bryn
Mawr car at the head of the line sna At
the point OF a revolver took Sl2 from
Conductor QuadIey. The motorman by
this time had entered the car ana one
of the robbers covered him while the
Others went through his pockets which
yielded only one cent.
The herald., 1896-09-09

yesterday and told a few Of the details
Of the sale.
THE mine was purchased by Mr..
Shinn, myself and N. d. Burlington
about a year ago, each acquiring one
third interest. Mr.. John Lightfoot. who
is interested with US. has been negotiat-
ing with English capitalists for bonding
the property and has about brought the
matter to a satisfactory termination.
The new company will o.ganize with a
paid up capital of $500, 900 and the stock
will be worcestershire. majority. of
course, being controlled by the company.
THE vein Is 65 feet wide, on the moth
er lode. and runs IS a ton. 1t can be
miled for 81 leaving a. profit Of 81. The
principal shaft Is down 200 feet and
there are about GOO feet OF drifts in the
property. The new company proposes
to sink the shaft to 800 feet. A thorough
test run made of the ore convinced the
English expert Of It's value and he was
entirely satisfied with the showing. Mr..
Lightfoot Will shortly see the English
capitalists and the work Of further de-
velopment will soon be commenced
j am not at present at liberty to divulge
the names Of the people who have pur-
chased the property or to state the
amount Of cash which Mr.. Shinn or my
self are to receive"
The herald., 1896-09-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
A Number Of valuable Additions to the Per.
msnent Exhibit

The state school at Whittier has sent
the chamber of commerce quantity OF
nice cut roses for decorating the hall.
ID. K. Fullerton of the Lankershim
ranch sends a lot of fine Burbank pota-
toes.
II. Kroeger Of Fullerton sends In q
bunch of papershell walnuts containing
thirteen nuts.
J. A. Wood Of South Pasadena con-
tributes plate Of the famous royal red
strawberry.
S. g. Spear Of Tropico sends a lot Of
fine champagne grapes and lot Of the
Gem of Columbia grapes. new kind
here with a flavor of great delicacy that
reminds one of harvest apple pie flower
ed with rose water.
The regular meeting of the board OF
directors is put off from today (Wednes-
day) it being legal holiday, and will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The herald., 1896-09-09
BONDED THEIR MINE

Justice Morrison and w. II. Shlnn Start
North
Justice d. c. Morrison started for San
Francisco Monday evening, in company
with Attorney w. H. Shinn, where they
have successfully succeeded in bonding
the Esperanza mine, located between
Auburn and Placerville. A two thirds
interest in the property has been Sc
cured on an option of $1OO. 200. q portion of
which price is to be paid to the fortunate
Los Angeles owners and the balance is
to be taken out in stock in the new
company. Justice Morrison was seen
The herald., 1896-09-09
Arrested and Released

An aged darkey, giving the name of
Elias James. was picked up on Main
street near Fifth by Watchman Hender-
son at 1:10 o'clock yesterday morning
and sent in to the police station on sus-
picion. AS there was absolutely moth
ing on which to hold him and the only
evidence against him was that he was
out on the streets late at nighthe was
allowed to go by Clerk Cicotte.
The herald., 1896-09-09
Wosnsn Suffrage

At the meeting OF the Woman's suff-
rage campaign committee, held Monday
at the headquarters In the MuskeRon
block. the following women were elect
ed to once: Mrs. L. 3. Blanchard. re-
cording and financial secretary; Mrs.
Alice p. Ludlam, organizer Of Los Anee-
les county; Mrs Milar Tupper Maynard.
speaker. Los Angeles county: Mrs. II, A.
Bowles, city collector.
The herald., 1896-09-09
Lottery Joints Raided :

Two Chinese lottery ticket sellers
were captured by Deputy Constable
Menzer Monday evening and landed in
the city jail. They gave the names of
Wong For and Wong Guey and were re-
leased on ball which was shortly after
ward put up by their friends.
The herald., 1896-09-09
Baggage Notice

BY rctainingyour baggage check un-
VI you reach Los Angeles. and leaving
the same At our main office, 22b West
second street tel. main 40. yoH will save
16 cents on the delivery Of each trunk
Our rates. ono trunk S5 cents, three
trunks u. Bright's special delivery,
The herald., 1896-09-09
Our Home Brew

Maier & Zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly In bottle or
kegs. Ofiice and brewery. 40 Also street:
telephone 81.
The herald., 1896-09-09
.IOTTINGS

The Celebrated John Wleland Lager Beer
Try 1t. On draught at all principal sa-
looms. Family trade solicited. ADLOFF
& HAUERWAAS. sole agents. 92o N. Main
Tel. Main 468.
The herald., 1896-09-09

Hsnniman Fish Co., San Pedro
Fresh fish and Holsters shipped direct to
all points in Arizona, Texas and Mexico.
from cannery in San Pedro, at lowest
wholesale prices.
The herald., 1896-09-09

Largest variety Concord business wagons
and top delivery wagons. Hawley. King G.
Co.
The herald., 1896-09-09

Brick-The cheapest and best. Brick
exchange, 1923 West Third street, telephone
All Main.
The herald., 1896-09-09

Hawley King &c Co.. cor. Fifth st. and
Broadway, agents genuine Columbus Buggy
company buggies and bicycles.
The herald., 1896-09-09

1868 lbs. Keatings-"365 days ahead Of
them ALL" Hawley; King & Co.
The herald., 1896-09-09
pstllc Motto,

Packing, moving. storing and shipping
6tanos ana household furniture ls ali
once IN the biz van, 40 South Broad.
way Tel main ill0.
The herald., 1896-09-09

Everything on wheels. Hawley. King &
Co.. cor. Fifth street and Broadway.
The herald., 1896-09-09

Try. our port and sherry wines NJ n
cents per gallon. 4. vache 4 Co. Com.
nercial and Alameda streets TeIe.
Oh.ue 300.
The herald., 1896-09-09

My prices for wallpaper beat all the city.
A. A. Eckstrom. SA South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-09-09

ssI: & -iVHss:I SI:s ::s::.:s
The herald., 1896-09-09

to Vermont avenue. change to Twenty
fifth street.
Kenwood avenue, from Vermont ave-
nue. TO Palm street, change to Twenty
fifth street. Adopted.
Ordinance OF Intention to establish
the grade Of Twenty-fourth street, from
Hoover street to Vermont avenue.
Adopted.
Final ordinance establishing the
grade Of Twelfth street. from West
lake avenue to Alvarado street. Adopt
ed.
Ordinance Of intention to construct
o. sewer on Flower street, between
Courthouse street and Temple street.
Adopted.
Ordinance Of Intention to construct a
sewer on the alley between Pearl AMI
Okey streets. running from Ninth street
to Tenth street, known az Cottage place.
Adopted.
In accordance with petition No. 5s7,
from r. Emery ct al, an ordinance of
intention to grade, etc. Twenty-f1fth
| street, from Central avenue to Hooper
| avenue, under the bond act, the follow
| ing Is an estimate Of the probable cost
| per front foot on each side OF said
street: Grade and gravel. IS cents; ce-
nent curb, rs cents: four-foot sidewalk,
4s cents; crosswalks, 5 cents; total,
| s1.53. Adopted
The finance committee reported as
| follows:
Recommend that petition No. 100 from
! r. de DomInguez. asking for the re-
, turn to her OF the sum Of 324s5 paid in
| penalties on the opening and widening
Of Wall street. be granted, and the
| street commissioner be instructed to
draw the necessary warrant for the re-
| turn OF said money. Adopted.
Recommend that the demand for 80
| Tor Associated Charities be referred to
the city attorney. Adopted
| Recommend that the claim presented
| by John Rebman for $s704.H for extra
work done on the foundation Of the new
central police station be referred to the
building committee. Adopted.
| Recess until o'clock.
The herald., 1896-09-09
80. ssmpcrssSrs. a

roRECAsT-Ros southern California: ciosly
"a eomsWhss lhfeatsntns weatbsr Wsdnssday:
night In south west portion; westerly Winds chang
m v noStheriy.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-17

- Minncota8 nafte @epre Ientantz
bus uil beitaa al s. S2epublitanere os
20 Guiionitter.
- Merriam troeS at blt ben n9fte
Tinansmtuiter. Set beber, at bet ier
bebre uo at ia en- Bantier fra Weiten snt
en- fra Bau @treet.
"9}u tatfe ale Cub: Mc&tnlep os
6obart er palst!" - ("Noroueiten.")
@n iaaban Eat er ben iIerefte Bes
1potteHe. MacSinleps % 5obarts @als
fjsbtes meb @ense os Cub uil eisielis
lite peotienoe Zig &aabbenifab.
Sernbanearbeibere, iom bleo
iremte til at FEMME tor Mc &inlen,
9ar allerebe faat fin Mflteb og tlaser til
~Neunp gsreis". Dette tiener be bum>
ME Eolter all right. Nete Gang pil
be femme tor fine l1noertrptfere isien.
= ct. Gloub Eimes meobeler, at
500 Stemmer bleu tabt / Stearns 60.
paa @runb al feilastist marfeoe @alsz
iebler. 5oIt foritaar lite en9ans at
Idle fin Eidet, lanst minore af9ipre big
tise @pbresmaal. l1oibenbeben er en-
frp9telis Maet.
- Me. u. 8ratlanb Noa, bar be-
fenbtslort, at ban pil 9iere W. Us.
galfins @ausen itriois iom 8robate
Dommer Norman County. 8ratlanb
paaitaar, at 8btte GARTH sssubiauerne /
Beaulleau iusen &et bar til at itemme
os pit fstte fin &onteit berpaa. 6or to
Nar fben blep 8ratlano palst oper
galfins meb operpelbenoe Weaiorttet.
- nlDttesprofeter ipaar, at 8antpr,
MiG,oner os st @uoerner meo mere
Merriam lite ital baue nosen ubiist til
at bli Tinausminiiter i uic &iuleps &a>
binet. Deriuob ifal ban forberebe en-
Ramp paa 8ooo1e os agre for at b{i
u. g. @enator. Da Dauis ipser @jeuz
pals, os baabe Ntelle>Masnaten YiQss
burg og @r @enator Baibburu nil siere
en 2ipstamp for at naa famine Plabs,
Tan 6olt pente, at ber pil BIT pelbtse
Booble>@tanoaleri Minnei iotas 2esis>
latur / 1899-
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-17
;Gtt TornertteIie ttttpo Nor=
1fetne I Stter 9atl-
ST.. Hebafter!

.0r. &ebaftsr!
S "Tersus Sails Sournal" tor Ste
os. ubspber @ebatter @lmer Nbams iin
8rebe uper rbfalbet af Balset @ouns
ttet / felseube meset imasfuloe uetrpf:
"9en @eir 8opul,terne bar punoet
lfblbes ben Dmitenbisaeo, at 10 eller
10 norife Eo,pns, buor euselife 8laoe
lite boloes, itemte iom en- Mano paa
8alg1ebbelen uoen 9enlpn til &anbioaz
ternes 9uelisbeb us beres &ecoro. Dette
pperpelbebe Stemmerne / be mere INTEL
ltsente 2otaliteter".
Tor uben at bette er en- fammelis
2ggn, iou enbuer, Der bar feroes runot
/ Otter Eatl County, ueb, ct bet uslaa
en- srou Goruermelie mob Dor 9eationas
litet. Guboer ianbbeostjdr Manb peo
rneset uel, at ri io'a Station betrastet
itaa ltse 1aa bpit ONT lite bptere enb nos
gen anben Otter Eail, ielu ON ri lite
Ian befpemme os til at Femme iaaban
fom Stint Siu % bans 2eieiuenbe gniter.
Plt pi itente iolib paa ale bore Ranbi>
batter ct osiaa en- aabenbar> 2esn os BERT
ltsser por @ua95es. giier lite 5au,
gans, Buffers % Billinss's @als bette?
Dis{e Manb tunoe lite bleuet ualet,
ubeu 8opulifitemu,er, % Moams peb
bet. Men ban ct lite Manb moi til at
ertienbe en- Sanobeb ielp MI efter Bal=
get. Der ct ius:n Eu,Sl Om, at Sour
mar bar tabt. .@unbreber af fine norife
Mbonuenter / guuntiet be iibite to Mar,
% Fere pil itoppe 8labet. SO bporfor
ital ri unber(ptte en- Zig Mubberpram?
Stte moi meb, at 9pnser al Smubs taz
ties paa bore bebfte Menb iuf fpr Bal>
Qet, llben at be sipes 9lnleonins til at
foripare fig. Meu mi faar ri ale atz
teit for at bore uuioenoe Stemmetues.
Ut anberfptte ct fliet 8lao er bet famine
iom at [ape 9ieb til fin esen gals. gil
9toriferne I Otter Gail gountp sjBre
bet? 81 tror bet lite. Meb meb 2p9n
Ds Smubs og op meb Sanbbeb! MI
Tlere Mormahb.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-17
! 3annbmppersat 3ntr Anrp.
] 8a9ttbpln 8nfe Anrg.

"Sbet ies taller TOR min 9uitru, Der
bat belt Arbeibet meb mig, iaauel iom
for mig i:lu, bnifer 1es at iise, at ut
Ct blet tilitrdttelis belsnnet for aft, ii
bar siort. s en- &iarlisbeb. fom
Miuioner af pore Mtebborsere faa tp=
belis % ueluiuis bar ubtrptt, Be-
tienotftaber ftiftet peb perionlis Dmz
gang men be fore Gultemasier og
ubpibebe sieniibise storftaaelier os
Spmpatbier Os finber fulb Grftatnin9
for bore Mnftrdnselier. gore 9ierter
bar pdret rBrt ouer 0ennernes @ensiz
oenbeb, os por' 2euepis ital beuiie Dor
8aaFisnnelie af bet almene 5olts 9enz
siuenbeb os &jarlisbeb - en- Rierlis<
beb, nj uuroerer iom ben bsteite BeleuS
ming, benne &asne bar brast %.
Sab os aniist til slniist meb 5ienben
call the roll for ndite Erefnins os
opmane aue @enner af 8tmetaaisme
til at fornpe fin Eroltab til Sasen.
9uis pi bar &et, Ion ies tror pi bar,
itaI ut eabnu trtumfere. Sab buer
Ealsmanb for 8imetaQisme fortiette
Nrbeibet inbtil ban bItr ouerbepiit on1
at ban er paa Gfuei. Sab aue @slpr
tfubber bibebolbe fine 0rsaniiatiOner1
boIoe MBber Ds cirfulere 2iteratrr.
8ore Mooitaubere bar naaet frem !
oenue Rampasne os naa MI iette fine
Ebeorier paa Yrsue / Praris. SITE
benfor at tale saabefulbt ON riunbe
@ense" os ren er1is Dollar" maa be
nu ubf0re us fOripare fit Ginansipftem.
v5uertenefe @tribt, be tar, buroe
s.ues ofentlis Betrastnins os &ritif ad
@plutlubberue. gor Gag bar flureret
melt ber, buor Yeuseipersmaalet leusit
bar ueret bistuteret blanbt Tolfet.
@iennem be fommsnbe fire Mar uil bet
bli itubere, ouer bet beIe 2anb mere enb
/ 5ortiben.
,,Mar 1900 er lite lanst borte. GBrs
enb BET Nar fommer, Dil Gostet ia ldrt
at fornaa, at 2eftet Om international
Noerenstomit ct Beoros. Gpreno bet
slar oprinber pil be, iom bar falbt fig
@ulooemotrater, enten bli 8imetalifer
os Tutte fig til os, eler osiaa uil be
saa oper til Stepublifanerne. Gerenb
bet Mar fommer, pil Yanoets Eruits
ia ouerbeuilt enbnu fere Tolt um, at
Fise &ombinatiener ct en- Eru6iel mpt
inoiuibuel &elfano os offentlis Sitters
beb. Tprenb bet Iar fommer, pil 6ols
fet bprt taa fsle be onbe Jblser af en
entelt @uloitanbarb; ba oil be ferit for
Iluor bli farbis til at forlanse ameriz
tanf Jinanspolittt for bet ameritaaife
Tplt, os ba nil be reffe os 9aanben tor
umibbelbar @ienoprettelie af fri os ube=
srenbi iet Mpntnins af Cub os Sslu
efter bet nuudrenbe Sorbolb af l6 til 1,
uoen at pente paa 9idlp eller @amtptte
| fra np9en anben Station.
50. S. 8rpan."
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-17
Breckenridge, Nt,uu., DIT. %, '96.

9r. &eoattsr: - $ "5oobus seren<
for 13. Oft., 'g6 finber ies en- xale at
u. 9. @eberiun, &anbibat for 2esislaz
turen / SO. 9iitritt. $ fin Sale fout=
mer ban meb ct @ttat af ct girtulere,
iom par ienot fra geational Bant Sef<
retdr, Wtr. 8ull. Seq ital ber siensiue
be to fprite Yuntter al Uer. Bulls gir<
fuldre:
"9grebe 3erre! Set er raabeIis, at
De sjsr alt / ebers Mast for at opboloe
be sluiier, iom uil mobarbeibe 8esierins
gems l1bftebelie af Bense S @drbeless
beb Garmer Mpiitr os oisie af relisiss
geatur, baselise iaauel iout fremitaaenbe
usentlise, os at Sc lite uuberietter iaa<
banne, lom lite Ct piQise til at mobar<
beibe @esieriusens 'l1bitebelie af 8apir>
pense."
s anlebnius beraf er bet, leg penlisf
benuenber mig til "@obbusaeren", ON
ban tan oplpie mig, ON ber pirtelis Ct
nOseu afbe norife Gpiier fer til 2anbs
iom bar iolst fig til at arbeibe for 9ea=
tional Banterne Tausr af obenndpnte
Girtuldre Ds buab Mabn ben IDis barf
Mons M. Botnen.
Soar: gi tienber lite til, ont usseH
9tpis bar nuberfsttelie for at mobar<
beioe &esierinsens lbFebelie af Rapirs
pense. On BET Ct Eiltalbet, at noseu
norF 4bis faar FABIAN l1nberitsttelie,
prbDer be 5naturlisuis at bolbe bet itiiult
5-. N eb. y
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-17
y}orqezSperiqe oQ Er,pelalIiancen
q. 81. . a atte

Norse<Suerise o9 Ertpelalliancen.
Berlin ben zoe gfopember. @n tbF
@Ifabre, beitaaenbe af Rrissjtibene
u&snis @ilbelm", rSa@ien". rWiirs
tembers" % r@ehon", ital ON en- fiors
ten Dages Eib unber Hrins &enr.f al
greusiens Rommanbo afsaa til Stodz
bolm og &riit,ania. Hrins penrif uil
af Reiler @ilbelm blibe ben,pnoiset til
at fonterere meb@ RouS Oscar an8aas
enbe Morses % Sueriaes Eililutnins
til Treforbuuoet.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-11-17
: Rouo Oscar er ubn6pnt til Wteb,

.l- e. Eorg Oscar ct nbn60nt til Uteb.
lem af ben @olbeiftsfomite, ber ifal
bgnme mellenr Gnslano % Goreneoe
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-29
CURZON CONFIRMS
STATEMENT ABOUT OPENING THE
INDIAN MINIS.
Regarded us Necessary to Intcrnn-
spect to Bimetnliism.

London, Feb eS.-The under secretary
OF the foreign office, Mr., George W.
Cur2on. replying to Mr.. w. Cuddlng-
ton, Conservative member for Black
burn, In the house Of commons. con-
ilrmed a statement made In the Ger
man roiehstag on February 20 by the
German minister for foreign affairs,
Baron Marschal Won Biebcrstein re-
g1rdinB the rcopcning nj the Indian
minis. Upon that Occasiun Baron
Bicberstein said that the German am
hlss0dOr AZ London, Count Won Hate
fcldt had been directed 10 inform
Great Britain that the chancellor was
about to announce In the rcichstnE that
II regarded the opening OF the Indian
mints as necessary 10 international ne
sotlatlons regarding blmctullsm, and
that II Understood that the reopcning
OF the miuts was not anticipated With
IN reasonable period, The minister
also added that the government OF
Great Britain has acquIosced in this
statement,
Mr.. Curzon, however, explained that
the Marquis OF Salisbury's reply to
Count Won Hatzfeldt was confined 10
statement OF the facts then existing
and was not intended to apply to pos
sible Intentions In the future. The
ptatement made by the first lord OF
the treasury, Mr. a. j. Balfour. In the
Mr., Cur1on added, an expression of the
Views of tho government on the subject,
Mr., Halfour then said II was not
true that Germany had approached
Great Britain with view to the con-
clusion ~ a monetary agreement The
British government was Wiling TO con-
slider the matter OF reopcning the minis
II such action could be made part of a
satisfactory scheme for currency re-
form.