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VENEZUELAN CONTROVERSY.
The Commission Making Excellent
Progress in Its Work.

The Commission Making Excellent
Progress In Its Work.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The Vene-
zuelan Commission, all it's members and
its Secretary, held practically its first
formal business session in its tempor-
airy quarters to-day, and made mat
ters of record the work accomplished
by it's members acting Independently
the last two weeks. A great mass OF
material had already accumulated, and
the commission has no doubt now that
evidence sufficient to support decisions
would be Forthcoming.
The principal formal action to-day
was a direction issued to the Secretary
to request the Department of State to
furnish the commission all the informa
ton bearing on the question now in it's
archives.
Justive Brewer was compelled to leave
the session at noon, after nearly two
hours attendance, in order to sit on
the Supreme Court bench when ex
President Harrison argued the case in
which he is counsel.
Justice Brewer told reporter of the
United Press after to-day's meeting
that the commission was making excel
lent progress, and that while the great
interest taken by the public in its pro-
ceedings was fully recognized and ap
preciated, it would be extremely injudi-
cious to make public bits of evidence in
a haphazard way which might be ex-
ceedingly misleading and injurious to
the work in hand.
The commission appointed Clifford G.
Whitmore of Fremont, Ohio, Assistant
Secretary, to have charge of the rou-
tine office work, and then adjourned un-
til next Friday. unless called together
earlier by the President.
THE DAVIS RESOLUTION.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-Senator
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PRETORIA REFORM COMMITTEE.
All But Few of Those Arrested to be
Admitted to Bail.

All But Few of Those Arrested to be
Admitted to Bail.
LONDON, Jan. 24.--The Times will
tomorrow publish dispatch from Pre-
toria saying that all the members of the
Reform Committee who were arrested
at Johannesburg would be admitted to
bail on Friday with the exception of
Louis Phillips, President of the Cham
Der of Mines; Colonel Francis w.
Rhodes, brother of Cecil Rhodes, ex-
Prime Minister Of Cape Colony; Percy
Farrar, proprietor of the South African
paper Country Life" and John Hays
Hammond, the American mining engi-
neer. The dispatch adds that the in
quiry in the case of those arrested will
probably take place on Wednesday
next, after which most of the accused
will be liberated.
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FISTIO EVENTS.
Programme of the Tournament Under
Stuart's Management.

Programme of the Tournament Under
Stuart's Management.
Ell PASO Texas). Jan. 24.-Follow-
ing is the programme for Stuart's fstic
tournament:
February 18th, Maher VS.. Fitzsim-
mons, for a purse of $4,000 and the
heavyweight championship of the
world
February 10Th, Brighteyes VS.. Wal
colt, for purse of $4,000 and the well
ter-weight championship of the world.
February 10th, Jack Everhart VS..
Horace Leeds, for purse of $1,000 and
the lightweight championship of
America.
February 18th, George Dixon VS.. Jerry
Marshall, for a purse of $4,000 and the
feather-weight championship of the
world.
February 18th, Jimmy Barry VS..
Johnny Murphy, for a purse of $1,000
and the bantam weight championship
of the world.
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RUssIA-TURKBY TREATY.
The Grand vizier Denies That Any
AGREEMENT Has Been Reached.

The Grand Vizier Denies That Any
Agreement Has Been Reached.
LONDON, Jan. PA dispatch to the
Central News from Constantinople says
that in an interview to-day Hall Ra-
faat Pasha, the Grand Vizier, declared
that the rumor of an offensive and de-
fensive treaty between Russia and Tur-
key was absolutely unfounded. Such
a treaty had neither been concluded nor
meditated.
In well-informed circles this state
ment is believed to be probably a mere
diplomatic quibble. The arrangement
between the two. Powers may not be
embodied in treaty, but it is coming to
be generally believed that an under
standing exists between them that is
tantamount to treaty.
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The Death of Prince uenrv.

LONDON, Jan. 24-The Foreign Of
fee has issued the following: "The
President of the United States Of
America having received through Sir
Julian Pauncefote, the British Embas-
sador at Washington, the mournful
tidings of the death of his royal high
ness, Prince Henry of Battenberg, inn
mediately made expression through the
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, United States
ambassador to the Court Of st. James.
cf his sincere condolences to the
Queen"
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Rioting at port-au-Prince.

KINGSTON (Jamaica). jan o4.-The
steamer Hordel has arrived here from
Gonaives. Hayti. She was specially
chartered to bring TO this port a party
of Haytiens. The Captain reports con-
tinued serious rioting in the streets of
Port-ali-P Prince for the past few days.
Gonaives is quiet as yet The Govern
ment is exercising a strict censorship
over newspapers.
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Bavard to be Mildly censured.

WASHINGTON, Jan. PA mild
resolution Of censure win be adopted by
the House Subj Committee on Foreign
Affairs as an expression of their disap-
proval of the sentiments uttered by En-
bassador Bayard in the speeches de-
livered by him in England some weeks
ago. 1t is not doubted that the full
committee will adopt the conclusions
OF the subcommittee.
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BUILDING-sToNE LANDS
Bill Prepared by Secretary Smith Pro-
yidfng for Their sale.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The Secre-
tary of the Interior, reporting on meas
ures referred to him by Congress, has
forwarded to the Public Lands Commit
tee draft of a bill, with the recon-
mendation that it pass, providing for
the sale of lands Of the United States
chiefly valued for building stone, lime
stone, marble, slate, etc. This measure
is an improvement on the one intro.
duced in the two houses for the same
purpose.
The Secretary is opposed to the pas
sage of the bill to reimburse settlers and
purchasers on even-numbered sections
of public lands within the limits of Con-
gressional grants in cases of forfeiture
of Numbered sections.
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tariff orr wool would not only aid the
sheep grower of Utah, but of every
State in the Union. We will vote the
way the people of Utah work, and that
is for free silver for him who delves
into the mountain side with his pick,
and for high tariff on wool for him who
herds the sheep on the lonely prairie"
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STANDARD SILVER DOLLARS.
Mint Director Preston Instructed to
Prepare for Their Coinage.

Prepare for Their Coinage.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Seeretary
Carlisle has directed Mint Director
Preston to prepare to coin standard
silver dollars at the Philadelphia and
New Orleans Mints. The amount of
coinage to be executed has not yet been
determined but probably not more
than 100000 standard silver dollars
will be coined. The seigniorage will
also be coined, and this win make all
told more than $10,000,000
Mr.. Preston says that by Tuesday all
the gold bullion at the Philadelphia
Mint will have been coined, and he
does not think that any gold bullion will
be transferred from sub-treasuries or
mints elsewhere to Philadelphia at
present.
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Application for a Receiver.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Application
for a receiver was made to-day for the
Central Stamping Company before
Judge Truax, by James ]. Plaff and
others, representing 100000 worth of
the stock of the company. It is claimed
that since January /, 1895. the directors
of the company have been carrying on
the business in violation Of the laws of
this State. and that the assets have di-
minished from $1,000 COO in 1892 to
about one-half
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COLONEL oRoFToN.
Secretary Lamont Requests Him to
Retire, But He Refuses.

Retire, But He Refuses.
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-An autograph
teenth annual meeting of the American
Crofton from Secretary Lamont re-
questing the Colonel to retire on ac-
count of the many scandals which have
occurred in his regiment, indicating
lack of discipline, at which the Presi-
dent is much aggrieved. The Colonel
refuses to retire, and relies on the in
f1uence of his nephew Mr.. Dupont of
Delaware who claims election as
United States Senator, to retain for him
his position in the army.
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MASSACRE OF INNOCEN4O.'
Resolution on the Subject Of Armenian
OutTageS Before the Senate.
1t Was Passed, After. Highly Inter
esting Discussion.

Fiery Speech by Frye of Maine Against
the sultan and Against the Eu-
ropean Governments Which Had
Not Interfered to Protect the
Armenians-war Debate Between
Senators CoIIum of Illinois and
Allen of Nebraska. Over Appro-
priations for Public Buildings.
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GIDEON VS.. DWYER.
Plaintiff Awarded Fifteen Thousand
Dollars Damages.

DOIIaIs D.tHIdsts'
NEW YORK, Jan. 24-The suit
brought by David Gideon, the racing
man, against Phillip J. Dwyer. Presi-
dent of the Brooklyn Jockey Club, for
slander, was tried before a Sheriff's jury
to-day.
The defendant was not allowed to tes-
tify as to whether he had used the
words attributed to him when he is re-
ported to have said to Mr.. Gideon: You
are no sportsman. You We're ruled off
the track at Nashville for fraudulent
practices there, and had to leave the
town.
The jury were out ten minutes, and
returned a verdict for the plaintiff, Mr..
Gideon, for $4,000. An appeal will
now be taken to the Court of Appeals.
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TO, PROTECT THE FORESTS
Annual Meeting of the American For
estry Association.

estry Association.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The fif-
tenth annual meeting Of the American
Forestry Association began here to-
day The main object is to secure the
enactment of laws for the proper ad-
ministration of the forest preserves in
the United States, which aggregate
Ii, ,564. 800 acres, and to secure the pro-
lection of forests on public lands.
Two business sessions were held to-
day. Forestry protection will be dis
cussed. Speeches will be made by Sec
retary of Agriculture Morton, the Presi-
dent of the association; Senator Dubois.
Representatives Lacey and McRae and
others.
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Naval Militia.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The naval
militia movement is growing steadily,
according to information received at
the Navy Department. The depart
ment has been advised that the Louisi-
ana naval battalion has been reorgan-
lied with sixteen commissioned officers,
twenty-one n-commissioned officers
and 155 seamen, and that despite their
disbandment the Chicago battalion has
attained an unofficial organization of
30c men,
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WILL AID THE INSURGENTS.
ChoIera at St. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 24--The
official cholera statistics for the week
ending January 18th show that there
we're twenty-four new cases and ten
deaths.
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Prince Bfsmarck Knighted.

BERLIN. Jan. 24.-The "Reichanzei-
ger" announces that the Emperor has
appointed Prince Bismarck a Knight of
the Order Pour LIE Merite for science
and art.
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Treasury Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON Jan. 24-The treas
ury gold reserve stands at S49, ,99S5, ,261.
The reported Withdrawals. Of gold to
Iday were $1S9, 900.
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Lodge in a canvass of the Senate on
the Monroe doctrine has been able to
find only eight votes against the Davis
resolution.
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CHEMICALS EXPLODE,
Causing Fire to Break Out in a Building
Filled With People at Chicago.
Occupants Panic-Stricken, and Many
Have Narrow Escapes.

No Lives Lost, But Three Persons Re-
ceiye Serious Injuries-Many Thrill
ing Scenes Attend the Rescue of
Tenants-A Fire Occurs In New
York State Hospital for Criminal
Insane, Causing Much Excitement
Among the Hundreds of Inmates.
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THE REBELLION IN CUBA.
Details Of The Attack by the Insurssnt
Forces Upon Sabanilla.
The Garrison Surprised and Defeated,
After a Hot Fight.

The Spanish Lose Many Killed an1
wounded-Rebels Burn the station
and Two or Three Houses. and
Loot the stores-Insurgents Under
Command of Nfaceo and other
Generals Invade Many Towns In
the Province of Pinar del Rio.
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WRIGHT IRRIGATION LAW.
More Argument in the Supreme Court as
TO Its COnStitutiOnality.
Ex-President Harrison Advocates the
Legality of the Act.

Missouri Democrats strongly Favor
the Nomination of William R. Nor
rison of Illinois for President
Utah's Two United states Senator's
Declare Themselves in Favor of the
Unlimited Coinage of Silver and a
High Protective Tariff.
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GOMEZ A VERY SICK MAN.

HAVANA, Jan. 24-It is stated upon
excellent authority that General Max
imo Gomez, Commander-i in-Chief OF
the insurgent forces, has consumption
in an advanced stage, complicated with
fever, and the doctors are agreed tnaS
he can live only about two months
longer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09

16lpB Sam flag ibre Sbiiren uuf 8runo
elmer BON Rt9ter 8aileD erlaIenen Ser
fiiqunq. Oie 8ant bate Die panit it6erz
itanben unb gait fir folioe.
0ie @rite Na%tionalbunf, bas dltefte 8antz
%inItitut Der @tabt Beatrice, Ne6., i9loB
9ienitag lire Sbiiren unb Oeruria6te baz
bur9 glei93eitig ben Bancroft Der Beatrice
Sparbdnf. 8eioe Sn1titute Ite6en unter 2eiz
tung bon s. s. unb g. s. Smit6.
3nei 8anterotte, pel9e auf bic Wilionz
SarifbiG 3u%riidaufii6ren Iinb, perben aus
@punspiue. SnO., gemeloet, ndmli9 Der Der
SGgemiibls BON Reitman &c S9ulte uno Der
Der groBen S9neibeini trumentefabrit bon
@9ulte, 2oboff C So. Die @er6inbli3feiz
ten b~eIaufen fi9 in beibeu Sdusn auf iib'r
$5OO,OOO.
8. 9amois &c 60. in Stem 0orf, beoeuz
tenoe SSmporteure BON Sibfrii4ten aus
@eitin6ien, 6aben 1i9 GamItag bancroft erz
flGrt. Ra9 Dem lebten 4uspeis bon Sraoz
1treet b~etrugen bic 9ut6aben Der Sirma
$66O,OOO, unD bic DECENTRALIZATION $685.
900.
%. 8. Polaf &c g., Oiamanten6dnoz
Ter in Sem gorf, baben falirt. @erbinoli4=
feiten $125,000.
8unbea6eoirtsri9ter Softer ernannte am
Samitag einenM afTenberpulter fir Die S,8.
@attins 2anb anb Mortgage Company in
2atprence, &anfus. Die Paiiipsn b~elaufsn
fi9 uuf $4,25O,OOO uusgegebener Bombs,
Die Ditli9en &upituliiten 9ulten.
Die columbus Gentral Street Ruilroab
Company" BON Columbus, g., ging 5reitag
in Die 9Gnoe zines Weo1enoerpalters,
@eor9e $. Mprtbington aus Columbus, g.,
iiber.
9ie nMi6igan W1afonic MutuuG 0ife
4fociation" in @runb 8apibs, Mi4igan,
tpeI9e i'm Sabre 1875 i'm Snterefe
Der Sreimaurer gegriinbet purbe, gins
Samftag in bic 9dnbs zines MtufenoerpuIz
ters ii6er. Die ausite6enOen pOlicen muir
ben uuf bic r9Ome 2ife Nfurauce Com
pan1" in Detroit iibertragen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
Ee1tErHhriinHF

9ienitas Nu9t 1T Der 9ef4dftst6eiG bon
2abbonia, Mo., bur9 eine Seuersbrunit
gum 8etrugs bon $4,000 sei6doi9t ipOrben.
0as Seuer entitanb aus u%nbetunnter l1r=
Ia9e in Der Npotbete bon Srunt 8eagles.
Die groBe baditeinerre 5it0dige @ieBeret
unb 5abrit BON pfliigen BON g. 81. @bite
C Bros, go. PIG @ater StraBe, Norfolt,
3d., uno bic @ieb60fe an Der OFieite Der
g3ebrasta StraBe, tpurbsn 9onneritag bur9
sSeuer ger t0rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
KabeIunfau.

8ier 9erlonen nurben am 9onnerz
flag in &anIas Gitp in 5olge
zines unfa1s am Depot Der g.. Str.z8abel=
linie f9per perlebt. Die Greif5ange am
@~reifpugen zines 3uges 3erbra9 uno CT
roGte, bu Der &uti9er in Der @ufregung
bic 8remien nt4t anieBte, Die i4iefe @bene
binunter. Ser 3ug mar fart beiebt uno
e%nttanb Iefbftre5enh cine panit. 8eri9iez
bene iprangen binaus, unter benen au4 Die
bier @erleBten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
Dte 8eCd1nftHInue.

sc. s.. DUN &c Co.'s M09entlt9e 1le6erz
ff9t iiber 9anbel unb 8etperbe entbdlt nd9<
fte6enoe Nngaben: @s 1T cine entI9is6eue
3una6me bes 8ertrauens, bic ~grobentheils
auf Die anbauermben unb ~ftarten 9clbein=
fubren, burb tpel9e Der 9elbiorge Elm gnbe
9ema3t tit, unb ferner auf politif9e gretgz
ntfe ,pel9e nit GROCER 4ufmertIdmteit oerz
fOlgt tperoen, 5~uriid5ufI6ren lit. S6pcbl
NUN a6er bieies oermebrte 8ertrauen mod
ni9t me6r Sabriten unb Weiblen in Sbdtigz
felt iebt, ais aus Mungel an Nrbeit GEE
f9lohen perben, 70 5etgt fi9 bic 8irfung
oeifel6en in beOeutenben 4nfdufen BON Robz
ellen, @Dle unb einiger anberer Mdteriaz
lien duf Specialization, bur9 erfa6rene Sc
f9Gftsleute, pel9e g~lauben, bdB Elm W;e<
beraufleben bes 9ei9Gfts ni9t fern tit, unb
gum eriten Male in fuit 5tpet Monaten 5eigt
fi9 cine feline Steigung in ben greiIen bon
5abriter5eugniHen. Die 3una6me i'm 8er<
trauen un6 in Der 8ereitpiuigteit, 9elb au
berlet6en unb ~anaulegen, giebt 9runb CUR
Soffnung, baB bic not6penbige @rgdn3ung
bon @orrdtben, tpeI9e ni9t Iange mebr Der=
f4oben Derben tann, 9rOB genug fem pirb,
am cine 5iemIt@e Sbdttgtett in 9anbel unb
Sn6uftrie gu bele6en.
Sanferotte.
Die 3a6G Der 8anterotte in ben Der.
@taaten bat pd6renb Der @obe 334 be-
tragen, gegen 1876 i'm leBten Sabre, unb 81
in Canada, gegen SO i'm 8oriabre.
Die .Sirit NationaG 8unt" bon 9eIenu,
Mont, iteGte Samitag Die 3abtunstn elm,
nm benz fOrtipGbrenben N6fGuB BON 9elb
unb Mnfprberungen 0itli9er &apitaIiitsn Elm
@nbe gu MAIDEN. Der &upitaliberf4uB
Der 8ant, Der ii9 in beml1niteb States 0ez
pofitorb %befinbet, 1T $1,O0O,OOO. gu ibren
Oirettoren geb0rten bic rei9iten 2eute Monz
tdna's.
$. 8. S6orpe, Der ~uIIeinige 8efiber Der
giti3ens 8ant in Sabina, sinem StGbt9en
10 Meilen Dfli9 bOn @af6ingtOn, g., fall
Iirte. Die @ctioen unb Paffiben folen NIT
$4,000 balanctren.
Nuf Nntrag bon @lGubtgern feBte &i4ter
@ailep fir bic Sadion @ountp 8anf in &i=
Der Sails, 8is., einsn MufenOerpalter Elm.
Die 8unt bate einen me6rtdgisen @nturm
BON Oepo5itoren ausgebalten.
Die Sadion Gountp 8ant bon 8Iad
RiOer GaHs. Ri4. pie dItsEt Der StaStl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
6ofnuneslos wahnfinn;a.

Or. Gallagher, elmer Der freigelaf1enen iri~
i@en politii9en 9efangenen, tpurbe Montug
Na@m. in Seem YOrt tubii9ttg unb nah eli
mem Pribatirrenaipl in NmitpOile gef9afft.
9ie @er5te, pel@e ibn unteriu4ten, geben an.
baB er boffnungslos tpabnlinntg 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
aaadpatld1e autaots staata- Beitnaa, anttaood, 9. septsatber 1896.

bafteten 9ienitug Nbenb 5rant uno 9eorge
aingiton, 5pei bee 9eriebeniteu 6alidmiinz
ger nnb bele9ten gu gtei6er 3eit bic prei1e,
auf tpel9er bic Salficate %fabricirt fpuroen,
init 8eidlag. 6rant 1T 25 unO George 80
Sabre alt unb 8eioe erfreuten ii9 bisbsr
zines guten Rufes. Sn i6rer Sabrit (0
fanb man $7260 in $2Ozgeotsn unb Papier
genug, um nod iiber 81, 100000 Noten
ber3uItelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
Srieftr6oereGonpent.

Die 9arabe Der Setter Carriers NationaI
Mfociation" (bes Observation-Disclosures Del
8rieftrGger in @rano 8apibs, Mi9igan,
mar BEL Der 5eier beg 4rbeitertages
bus 6auptetei9nib. Sn Der 4r=
.beiterparabe marf9irten, bic Mitglieoer
Der feds Muiiftupelen eingef9lofen, 2,37C
Perfonen; mebr als Die 9dlfte Der Wfarz
i3irenben tamen bon Gbicago. Potmetiter
Selling bate nabe3u 1900 ieiner 8raurOde
mitgebru9t. @on SEEM Oort tparen 1874
Mann, BON Glebelanb 80 Mann, BON So
leoo so Mann, BON Milpautee Sc Weann,
bon philadelphia 48 Mann unh BON Detroit
140 damn eri9ienen. 9ie 8rteftrdger aug
ben meiiten Stdbten Wi9igan's paren boil
5G6lig CUR SteQe.
potmeiiter Carroll unb 8irgermeifer
Stone bon @ranb &apios begriiBten bic
auspGrtigen @dite in poblge1ebten Geben.
&i9aro 6. Quinn aus philadelphia, Der
prdfi0ent bes 8rieftrdgerperbanbes, anti
portete in ebenio tpoblgeiebten @orten auf
bic Geben Der 6erren Carroll unh Stoipe.
PoitmelItcr @nrigbt aus Detroit, goltmeiz
tier SEEING aus Gbicago unb Der gonsreBz
abgeorbnete Smitb bielten fur8e @nipra3en.
Die Deteranen.
9ie breiBigte iGbrli9e 2agerber1ammlung
Der IS. 81. st." fam am Jreitag
in ct. paul mad elmer Der erfolg=
3uiammenfiinfte, bic felt ibrer
etli9e MOnate na9 S9luB bes &rieges in
SGinots erfolgten @riinbung absebalten
tporben iinb, 81 @nbe.
9ie ben 8eterdnen unb fonittgen 8Giten
gu She'll geporoene 8~ebanblung mar bic
oentbar gdftfreunbli9fte, unb ale berlieBen
5ufrieben unb bantbar bic Stabt.
Cine Ueuerune Grsbif1of JreIano's.
@r8bif6Of SreGunb bat Elm S9rei6en err
in ipel9em er antinbigt, baB in
3utunft in ben fatbolif9en pfarrI9ulen
tein S6ulgelb mebr erboben perben pirb,
ba bic 6isberige ginri6tung benz Ma9s=
tbum biefer S9ulen sroBen Mbbru9 se=
than babe.
9as S9rei6en f9lteBt nit einem Mufruf
on fatbolii9e @ltern, bic pfarri9ulen gu
unterituben unb tbre &tnber in biefelben
gu f4iden.
6ofnuneslos mahninn;a.
Or. Gallagher, elmer Der freigelafenen iri~
i3en politii9en @efangenen, purbe Montag
in Seem Yorf tpbiii@ttg unO nab eli
PriDatirrenaipl in NmitpOiae gefdufft.
Die Ner5te, pel@e i'm unterfu9ten, geben an,
baB er b%pffnunqslps na6n1inntq 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
3Ood.enC&au.
Gbicago, ben 8. Sept. 1896.
1nlano.
A11A Der 81tnneHhnrptItunt
Goo zines uaturforfders.

Goo zines Udturforihers.
Or. George g. 8ropn @oobe, 9Hlfsietrs>
tar bss Smitbionian Sntitute uno oiel@
lei9t bic grDBte Qutoritdt iiber Slide unb
Sif9ereien in ben Ser. Staten, tdrb
SOnntag Nbenb, As Sabre alt, an 8ronz
3ialzPneumOniu.
Der tiirfiide 6eianote.
Die tiirfiI9t Gegierung bend9ri4tjgte
tiir3ti9 bas StuutszM iniiterium, baB lie Die
Qbberufung ibres 9eIanbten MuOropent gep
in @ieOererpdgung ge5ogen babe uno tbn
einitpeilen in itiner gegenDGrtigen Stelung
belafe. Maprppeni lit Sung9efeae unb in
ben f~pgenannten 60beren Sreiieu, fpe3ied
untsr ben Oamen Der 8aIbingtOner Griitoe
tratie, 1ebr beliebt.
Die tiirtf9e @efanbti9aft erbielt BON
Der boben pforte bic folgenbe 9epei9e: Die
faiItrli9en 8ebOrben ibermittelten ben Eez
eierungsanpGIten ale 9otumente in 8e5ug
auf bic itraffGGigen 9anblungen BON S9riz
ften unh Muielmdnnern. Die armenii der
Mnar9iften tparfen 8omben unter bic 3rupz
pen, tpeIbe 9ulata pa1irten. Gin Offi5ier
unb mebrere Splbaten purben getOOtet. Seii
bieier 3tit inbefen tpurben feline peiterer
ftraffGIigen 9anblungen beriibt unb &uGt
berrf9t in Der 9auptftabt un0 in ben pro=
piu5sn bes &aiierrei9s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
1nItttCd1eH.

Rationale onpent DER 6oIos Demofraten.
So6n so. galmer BON SGinpis uno Sit
mon 8oliour 8uGner Dpn &entudD, 5pet
@eteranen bes 8iirgertrieges nit tpetBem
8art unO 9auptbaar, Die fih emit uls &om@
manicure Der v8lauen" un0 Der r9rauen"
feinbli9 gegeniibergeftanben, tpuroen Dom
neritdg BON &pnbent Der NatiOnalz9em
tpaten ais 9rGibentf6aftsz uno @iceprdiiz
bent19aftszG unbibaten ouf elmer fur
gen, aber na4oriidli@en Platform
nufgeitelt, peI9e Die BPM GbicdgOer Som
bent Oertiinbigten 2ebren 5uriidpeit, ben
Prditbenten @lepelanb unb feline Nmtsoerz
t%paltrng Iobt unb pretit unb ith fir Cob
tuGbrung, einenIarif for revenue only,
Hiberale S4ifffubrtsgeieBe, 9eloreform, 81
b%ilbienit unb Spariamteit in ben Offenttt4en
@usadben ertlGrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
Die WahI in Dermont.

Der r@reen Mountain State" 6dt fi9
fir ben republifani19en 9ouberneursz
canbibaten SOiiab 9rout unb fir ben gam
gen republitaniI9en Staatsnubl5ettel NIT
elmer Mebrbeit ertldrt, pel9e bic Propbez
Seiung Der DertrauensboGiten republican,
f9en Jii6rer betpabrbeitet bat. Die
@a6lna9ri9ten peiIen auf cine republic
tanii6e Mtebraeit BON 10000 fir bas
republtfanif9e Stuatstidet bin.
9us erpG6lte Sidet Iautet ME folgt:
9Ouperneur: Soiiab 9rput BON 9erbp.
8icez9 ouberneur: Nelfpn @. Sist BON
Ssle Ga Motte.
@taatssS 9aBmeiiter: 9enrD s. Sitlb
bon Gutlunb.
Staatsz@ efr.tdr: gbaunctb 90. 8rOpnsu
bon Burlington.
Stauts@Qubitor: Srantlin .. Sale BON
2unenburg.
Acknowledgements fir ben eriten Oiz
itrict: 8. 9enrp Boomers bon M~orrisDiIe.
acknowledgements fir ben 3tpeiten 9iz
ftritt: 8m. 90. @rout bon Barton.
Die WahI in Qrfanfas.
General Daniel %. Sones aus 2ittle Sod
nurbe Wontag gum 9ouoerneur bOn Qrfanz
fas erpd6lt. 9as gefammte bemofpattI9e
Stuatstidet fieste. Die Maiorttdt fir
SOnes tpirb ouf $4,000 gef4dbt.