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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08
1T WAS Indicted

Boston. Mass. April 1.-THE missionaries
of the American board of commission for
foreign missions are those most vita!ly In
VOWED in the threatened movemen, of the
Turkish government TO expel missionar ies
from the country. When shown the dis
patch from constantnop.c to the As soci-
atcd Press today. giving the situation
Judson Smith. secretary OF the foreign de-
partmeni of the board. said that such n
move by the sultan had been feared by
those acquainted with the character OF the
poteniaie. In view of the possibility of
such move on the part OF The DIR. Smith
emphasized the fact that the United
maintain the missionaries In Turkey free
from injury TO themselves and from oh
siructions to their work and he expire ssed
confidence that the authorities in WASH
ingfon will deal vigorously with the issues
involved,
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ate. would bc very largely wrecked.

cate. would be very largely wrecked.
In conclusion. the Globe i'expresses tho
opinion that II is improbable that Presi-
dent Cleveland will seriously consider the
concurrent resolutions.
The ST. James Gazette says: II con-
gress voted With the intention of being Of
fenssve to Spain, this, presumably. Is the
new American den ocracy. and we nuat
candldly confess we do not admire 1t.
When 1t liz tried against q sensitive PEG
pie. already In difficulties. II is eninently
calculated to provoke an explosion. The
Sl,aniards may not understand 1t is part
of presidential campaign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08
wEYLER NOT a BUTCHER.

Kansas City. April 7.-Senor Enrique
Guerra. Spanish vice consul here. and who
has been Mexican consu! at the same time
ana, where he went on March %. ON Off
ctaI business. Senior Guerra said that no
found Havana tranquil and clean; that
General Weyler, whom he called to see.
is not the butcher he has been pictured,
but IA perfect gentleman" that the In.
surgents carry on brutal warfare.
whereas the Spanish soldier who commits
give up Cuba until she has spent her last
dollar and man and would win In the end.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08
1T WAS YOUR LOSS
IF YOU DIDN'T READ xEsTrn.jj
DAYS POST. m III
You missed the following live sensl
cfnr:ar. ssis s2:

| DAYS POST. NJ
You missed the following live sens
stories:
TEXT OF THE CUBAN RESOLUTIONS
passed by tho house, having paased In
senate first.
FULL ACCOUNT Of the chase afteri
the fillbustering schooner Martha, pre-.
vented from landing In Cuba BY Spanish
Eunboats. I'll
THE SULTAN has again ordered Au3ls
can and French missionaries expelled Il
FRENCH FEMALE prophet Is causing
much excitement with her predictions
of dire disaster and universal war. NJ
JAPAN making rapid ,prcgress IN civilil
tion in spite of Russias growing an-ii
tagonism. IN 4 ss 4 \
MCKINLEY RETAINS HIS LEAD III thu
presidential race: opponents an schaue
Ing to check his progress Il
BAR PILOTS at Sabine Pass made afd.2
dnvit to twenty-four fcet OF water oy1Es I
the bar at that port. FIJI II,
STATE OFFICIALS are aid to prefer
that Chairman Hardy rake AnOpcu 49,
now that efforts at consultation haye 4
failed. ass
Moral: Keep The Post where yoa go e
law y0ur hand IN II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08
REBELS ARE MAssrNc

London April S.--A dispatch to tho
Times from Buluwayo says that $500
women and children are belcagured there.
'TTustwOrihy news has been received"
the dispatch adds. that the rebels are
massing fifteen miles distant"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08

COPENHAGEN. Denmark. The ami
yersary of the birth of the king OF Dem
mark will be celebrated today throughout
the Kingdom.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08
REpuLsED THE MATABELus

Buluwayo. April News has Just been
received that Clifford repulsed the Mata-
belcs this morning. the fighting continuing
until in the afternoon. Clifford lost three
N tho fight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08

ANN ARBOR, Mch.-Governor Rich and
his military staff are expected to be pres
emf tonight when the Ann Arbor Light
Infantry celebrate the opening of their
armory with Il military reception and ball
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08
STOCKS WENT DOWN.

Havana. April 7.--As result Of the
United States house OF representatives
Cuban teliigerency resolutiore stocks haze
fallen points tedav cxcspt Rence -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08

CLEVELAND. Ohio.--The Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity will hold Its annual conven-
ton here today.
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TODAYs EVENTS.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill.--The prohibition
State convention will be held here today.
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TELEPHONE

over the Long Distance lines of tho South
western Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany to nearly 1000 subscribers In the
principal cities and towns of Texas.
Toll Stations in the Central office hotels
and other convenient loca tons.
Ask "centra," for stations connected
and rates charged.
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TODArs FEATURES.
rrobabiIitie.-LocnI rains; fresh to brisk
southcrty winds.
FOREIGN.

southcriy winds.
4 FOREIGN.
The imprisonment of Rev. NJ. KNAPP
by the Turks is the primary step TOWARD
the expulsion of NIL missionaries
Since the failure of the Salvadorca,
peace commission to reach an agreemen
everything is at n stardstill.
In IN engagement between Indian force.
and til. Dervishes near Cassala the latter
were driven into IA fort with heavy loss.
Miss Barton cabled that the Red Cross
society is meeting with no opposition.
CUBA.
Tho concurrent resolutions presented Il
i the president.
/ Spanish papers censure the attitude Of
| congress.
| Spain will not tolerate interference by
the United States
| DOMESTIC.
| A Mormon manifesto has been issued
| ruling TINT members of the church must
| eschcw political office.
Tho contest on the Fair will was COM
menced.
Negroes were shot In ST. Landry parish
when they attempted to register.
CONGRESSIONAL
Esther Cleveland has the mensIcs.
Senator Butler introduced a joint reso-
luton providing for n constitutional
amendment limiting the veto power of
the president.
The senate passed tho postofnce ap-
preparation bill.
The senate agreed to the conference
report on the agricultural bill.
The house spent tho day debating
thr bill providing for the adoption of
tile metric system.
Representative Hutchinson secured $780,
900 appropriation for Buffalo bayou Inn |
provement.
A new phase is presented In the Greer
county case.
POLITICAL.
A woman was elected mayor Of CHM |
maron. Kan.
Ex-Speaker Crisp and Secretary Smith |
spoke ut Newman. Ga.
A number of counties In Tennessee
elected Mckinley delegates.
Tho Utah republicans and those OF
South Carolina declared for bimetallism
and protection.
The New York World suggests that the
of President Cleveland will be
'orced II Mckinley is selected by the re-
,ublicans.
Reed men locked the Mckinley delegates
nut Mt Birmingham.
STATE.
Municipal elections held throughout the
state. Water works proposition defeated
4 Palestine. No disturbances reported
rom anywhere.
Kleberg appears to have been elected in
he Eleventh district. Lawhon second.
DIR. NJ. X. Lott Of Milan declares he
vii vote against the Dudley platform
nd ticket
Commissioners OF Galveston county con-
idered bids for the bridge over ClearI
reek y
Colonel Hughes OF Dallas bought the =
,each hotel at Galveston and Clarence I.
Iueringer will have charge
Reform convention In Braxoria county ~
Id nothing. el
Smallpox scare In over In Shelby county. a
Reports of beneficial rains from many N
pctions. g
Alamo Ia to be preserved as State In q
titution solely. tn
A negro woman murdered In Z horribleI la
'anncr near Orange. Il.
THE MARKETS. ~
The American cotton markets were tn
Jain without life. due to the holiday ca
! Liverpool.
Staple groceries arc firm and generallyI I
CHER than at this time last year. an
dullnsss In the wool mar "
ia and lower q 6eA on some grader -
Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08

LEXINGTON, Ky.-A call has been is
sued for a convention of tobacco growers
of the state to he held today The meet
ing is called to take action on the war
that has broken out between the planters
of tobacco and the tobacco warehouses at
Louisville and Cincinnati.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08

Memphis, Tenn. April 7.-Municipal cleo
tons were held in Arkansas today. The
de mocrats were successful In all townships
save Lake and Jonesboro. where the re-
publicans elected their ticket.
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Moral: Keep The Post where yoa ~.
lay your hand on It.

california's stock Of fancy saxslS
oranges Is exhausted.
The general lint on the stock exoAan1pl
proved superior to wealnen q Amestca4.
Tobacco. ssssss
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DOMESTIC.

a Mormon manifesto has been ISSUED
ruling TINT members of the church mus
eschew political office
The contest on the Fair will was com
menced.
Negroes were shot In st. Landry parish
when they attempted to register
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-08

Tho concurrent resolutions presented to
the president
Spanish papers censure the attitude of
congress-.
Spain will not tolerate interference by
the United States.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Qn Ole Seier.

Die r2unbpirtH9uftli9e 8eiluge" Der
tp06entli4en rSG. @tauts3eitung" tpirb,
dnqeIpornt bur6 bic d~liettige Inerfenung,
&pel6e ie unttr alien 8erufsz& lufen hires
groBem 2eIertreifes ~gefunoen bat, aud fer
ner6in hire Mufgube burin erbliden, alien
@nIprii9en -gere9t gu perben, Die man an
cine qebiegene unb belebrenbe 3eitung lamb
pirt6I9uftIi9en Snbalts gu itelen bere4tigi
1T. &6er I'M bieIer Nufgube pO1is gere6i
GIT iperbsn, tit Die freubige unb bereitipiGig,
Mit6ilfe %unIerer 2eIer, Die 3uIenbung bon
8eri4ten aus alien 2anbest6eilen, in benen
bic v8eildge" 5reunbe unb Skinner it9 err
lpor6en bat, erforberlt9 unb obpo6l Die &ez
battion ft9 in biefer 9inft9t bisber eines
fefr bsfrfebiqenben @ntsegentommens gu
e%rfreuen sebd6t bat, f9eint IS bod am
pldbe, duf's Reue tpieber bardn gu ertnz
nert, bag bur9 einen rege fortgeiebten
f6riftlt9en Metnungsaustaui9 api19eu
ben 2eiern bic GpaGten Der r8eildge" lire
redte 8ir3e unb ben 9O6eptntt bes dugcz
meinen Snterefes %er3ielen fam.
@Gbrenb bic 8ebdftion fi9 feline Miibe
oerbrieBen ldBt, ben 2sern bur9 ben Brief
%tuiten" unb bielerIet Mrtitel iiber niiBli6s
8egenitdnoc &atb un6 8eIe9rung gu She'll
fDeroen 81 lafien, barf fe ii1 tpobl nit boler
8ere3tigung Der .0Offnung bingeben, baB
bas Ooritebenbe @efu9 tpiuigss 9ebOr fin
ben nirb.
QGe fir bic p8eiluge" beffimmten :3uz
f4riften ftnb gu ubreftren an
4nbreas Simon,
&ebatteurber g a n , M. 9 etGdae"
Der DS1L. 3eitumg",
@9tcugO, S1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

geIeBt, bic @inpunberung na9 2%ouiItana
uno Ssras gu fOrbetn. Sic Tub einen I'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elm, nab ben Ser
einigten Gtaaten gu tonmen, Die in ben por@
er%tpd6nten Staaten, entGang ober in nd9iter
NGbe Der 8abn gelegenen, berfi9baren 2dnz
bereien gu befi6ttgen unb iiber feline gea9=
fprf9ungen 8eriht gu erftatten. @s ldBt
fih baber erparten, baB infolge Der bireften
99iffsberbinonng 5tpii6en 9dmburg, 8re@
men uno @ulpeiton Die @intpunberung mad
ienen Siibtaaten fpieber in STUB tommen
tpirb, ~beionbers penn briiben Die Soften tpiez
Der NAL f9ledter tDerben, Dber &riegsgez
rii9te bic @emiitber beunrubigen folten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Jnbalts

/. Settle: Nn 6ie 2eicr Notis - gbrenbc
Nnerfennuns Iir 6e n8eilu9e"- 8untes &Qers
lei - Sitbbolten 6eS NpIclipeincs 9rtcffa>
ten: Den 8oben pom einer @losflai6c loSSutrens
nen GduOe bel 9ferbcn -SldS6enfedte Bel
Sunben = @erpflansen unb 8ei9neiben bel Ofoien
Wtossrteit BET @ferben = 8trmer bel 6oblet =
8rOnentritt SeriteIun9 pom 0ealsertraft.
2. Sette: Die Come bri6t burd Oas @eipDlt-
Sriefe elmer beutIden 9ausIrau - 8rtei aus 9tebe
ra8fa - Srisi aus TIoribG = 3ur @einbebanOs
luns-8ereituns pom gSetn aus ipilbcn Srauben =
Oie Sbfernte = 8eberstsenspertbe @inte Die
9(usi9ten int @etSenmurft = SiinitIi6e 8epdIe7
r1ng in Siib70afoto = @ebrasta %Obenauf = Ses
raSz 8ailuruoae fir Supan - ltebertra9tns bes
Mil;brunOes 6urd tooIer - @idti9e &rbeit mad
Sssnbisuns Der SerbitbeiteIun9 @erifantl3e
GpieGlinsn = @inTuBr unb &usfubr pom 9icb in
2euti9Ganb = Si3ertii3 - 8Iatter nnb Sliitben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Ghrenoe 1nerfennune fir Ole
v8etIaee"

Gin &bOnnent in 8uffaGo, %, g., 6err 6.
it., f3retbt in einem 8rieFe an Die 8eoaftipr
Der SG. @taats3eitung tpie folgt:
sir meine 5ruu 1T bic v2anbmirtbTGQFt=
li4e 8eilu9e" Der ip09entli6en Saimpiz
@tadts<3eitung bag 9auptbGatt. Die lief
ale &e3epte unb bat ii9 f6on munGes gu
Galben 9e5pgen. 9us muB man bod BEN
6ern 8eilagezRebdfteur Iaffen, Der Ideeri
fh4 ben 9ribel um Mc8inleb pber 8rpan
Der brin9t Sa4en, Die Mann unb sFrau
sleib niiBli6 finD; 3, g., tpie man einen all=
ten Dein md4t, ober ipie man Obft confer
Dirt pber berglei4en. 9as lit eine bpff
unpurteiii9e 1lnD beriObnlihe &i9tuna uni
i4 fpette, boB ale @oGbz unb Sil6ermGrnel
nit inn sufrieben iinb!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

SDH SDul lQIu>OIdI9eH IperDeH III Que en-
Sabre 10000, BON Sloriba@O ran9en 100.
900 Riften in ben Martt tummen.
x = X
@roBe 8erbeerun9en rt9tet oaS 5era5z
fieber unter Dem 8inObieb in Der 1tmgtgtnb
BON SOpIin, Mo., an.
= X .
Cine rei9e Gitronenernte in Meffina perz
beiBt Der 8eri9t unIeres goniuls gaug6b.
Sir ben SplDeterzPuni3 lit ulio t2eilluefe
sefprst.
= II
Sd0ns Nepfel iperben gu Battle Greef.
Mi4, BON 9auIirern gu 3ebn Bis fiinf5e6n
Gents ben 8ui6el an9eboten nno finoen iel6it
gu biefem biGligen Pretfe fdum ablab.
1000 9tiid 96ufe bat Elm 3i6tsr in
GurrD gountp, Or., in bieier Saiion be-
reits gum 8erlanbt gebra9t nno tpei!ers
5000 5tiid bat er CUR 8eri3iffung bersit.
4 y y
Sn @iibz0 afotu itent ii9 Der Wti5e,bar
biaiger als in irgenO einem anoeren Stdate'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
uotis.

4den anfru9en,. al: tDeG9e brtefGi6
4Tltport gspiinf6t pirb, DEFENDERS tpo es
ii3 Inn 4ngube bon 9ef4GftsabreFen 6anz
belt, muB cine 8riefmurte beigelegt perben.
0te Gebuftipn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

leiben, uno bittet Inn N6bilfe, elmer 0unz
9ersnptb por5ubeu9en. Sin llnteriu4ungsz
@omite 1T bereits bon 2incoln d~bgegangen,
Inn fi6 BON Dem S6otbeita10 gu iiberSeugen.
Sci benz rei9en @rntelegen faum gloubli9!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

705. &0nnen sic mir einige, ipenn m0g=
li9 beut19e Sirntett nennen, an Die i3 Wtfb
unb @efliigel berfaufen fam? !6ier be-
fommt man fdit gar ni4ts bafiir.
Srant8ret # neiber, &c. 9afotd.
Mntmort tit Sbnen britfGi9 5ugesonz
gen.
t7O6: l.. &0nnen Sic mir pieQei9t an9e=
ben, mo ib Die tleinen 3au6en = aiiatii9e
M0m6en = unb feline beut19e &anin9en
faufen tann2 2. 4uf tpel9e Weife fann
man am 8eIten BON elmer Weinflai9e ben
8o6en abtrennen, 1pbdB biefer glatt abz
bri6t? 3. &6nnen Sic mir cine 5irma
nennen, ipo i9 8o0en Selegrop6papier Be-
fommen tann, tpie man es in 9eut19ldnb
benubt9
ST ant 9dnte, Siibz0 atota.
Mntnort: Sragen 1 unb 3 tperben
briefli6 beantportet. 2. 8eIpannen Sic
bic SGaI6e an Der gu trennenOen STEELE nit
etnem 6anffdben, Der in Serpentin getrGnft
1T. Damn 5iinben sic Jpn an unb be-
fpriben bas @las pber6alb bes 6ubens nit
faltem Wa1er, t%poruuf eriteres Bel gerineem
0rud lungs Der &i4tung Des urIpriinglid
~oufgsIpannten 6abens I9orf obipringt.
7o7. SIM Sanuor ober Sebruur ,. S.
Itonb in einem 8rief, ben Elm Nbonnent ST.
res 8lattes ein9eIdidt bate, etpas, rpie
man @araen tpirtiam Dertreiben tam. Sd
befpa6re Die a8eilage" fonIt ,iOrgfaltig auf
ober BEL metnem 1mauge 1T mir Die betr,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Ser SGtbpotoge Or, SEQ. g.. 8roipn
@oobe, 9ilfs1efretdr bss 9mitblonian Snz
itituts al M~aibin9ton, 3. s., unb Dielei@t
Die 9r0Bte 4utOritGt iiber Slide unb Slide
reien in ben Ser. Staaten, lit i'm Otter BON
45 Sa6ren eetorben. @oobe mar in Snz
btana' eeboren. @r bat me6r als 100 Nbz
bunblungen iiber 5ii4tunbe, Muieumspers
paltung unb Sti9au9t geI9rieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

9as gan3e mod unbeiiebelte @ebiet in ben
Ser. @tauten betrGgt 6O0,O4O,671 4cres,
pobon BIC, 651 ,681 bermeFen ft1tb; i'm ber=
9ungenen Sabre purben 8,908,8o8 Acres
oermei1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Aprtr1tlt11rnl 41tpplrttrnt.

Die Soften b%etrdgen 1857 per acre uno bd=
BON entfaIen $1.52 auf Die 8runorente.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

ginem ieben 2efer lit bas Re9t eingez
rdumt, fi9 brieffi@ Ober miinbli9 on Die
&ebaftion UNI Nusfunft iiber Be Jimmie
purftc gu tperben, tpelbe, Iopeit bag in I'M
ferer gfa9t Iiegt, sepdbrt tperbsn tpirb.
Mnfragen, benen ni9t Der gtame unb bic
aer,aue &breIe beg SraseiteGers btisefist
finb, tperbep ni9t beontportet.
Die Hebattion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Saebalter oes Apfelmeines.
@oGinefor0, Soma, 8. Set. 1896.

Wa1ingforO, Soma, 3. Oct. 1896.
@sebrter 9err Rebatteur.
Sn Der r8eiGu9e" pom 20. September
finbsn fi9 etltbe Nnfragen in 8e3ug auf
bas @iiBbalten beg gibers unb min id bier
Elm Mittel anfii9ren, bas fi4 gut betpd6rt
bat. Sd tpobnte friib:r in elmer Sbitgegenb
urb bate ielbtoerftdnbli9 au4 @iber, Der
ii9 meiitens Elm SaRr iiiB bielt.
Man faufe in Der Npotbete l pfunb
sulphite of lime, mas fir elm SAB BON
SO @aGonen bereAnet lit, lal1e ben @ibsr
etpas 9Gbren etpd 5-8 Gage ober
all9 Hanger, Bis Der fril@e 4pfelgef3mad
Derf9punben tit = unb ntmrnt bonn nnz
9efG6r J @a1one bdbon bsrdus, nit Der man
ben sulphite of lime uermemst. Na6 Der
8ermi19ung eieBt man bic MdTe rpieber
5u Dem iibrieen Cher i'm SAB nnb mad
p Sasen bat iid berfelbe 9etldrt.
6ierauf pirb ct duF Elm anberes SAB gez
sogen unb %5u9efpunoet.
Sranf @eintb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

= Gin angeIe6ener 8iirser Bpm Orleans,
9arlan @Ountp, Nebr., bat on bic &egieruns
gu 2incoln bsrihtet, baB in ben bier liib=
nsitIi9en 8esirfen bes Staates Ie6r biele
6umtlien an Dem 8ot6penoigitsn Mansel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
asp, Soma 2. Scto6er 1896.


Wert6er 6err 8ebafteur.
Sd leie in Der r2anbtp. 8eildge" bonn
30. September, boB Elm 2efer Der 3eitlng
fir einen &at6, pie man @iber iiB erbdGt,
Die 81, Stats @3eitung fir elm Sabr un=
ent9eltli9 berlangt, Sd fOrbere feline Be-
3dGlun9 unb nsnne ben 9efsrn Der u8ei<
lage" re9t gerne Elm Mittel, neil i4 audi
f4on BON Nnberen mdn6en 9uten Ratb um~
Fonit erfalten babe. Mlfp: lin ben Giber
1iiB a1 erbalten, tbut man in Elm SO 8dlO=
nenz6aB Elm Bfunb frif4er Meerrettigz
(horse radish) 8ur5eIn, ooer Elm Bfuno
qemablenen SEM, ober du4 Elm Padet
Magneiiapulper. Probatum est!
Serner min i1 ou6 nod mittbeiler, tpie
ib euten Gibsreiiig beriteGe. Sd nebme
bal6 Gibsr unD balb &egenpdfer. 0ieie
MiI6ung lege i'd i'm SAB in bic Some
ooer einen glab, mo 80 @rd6 @drne
berrI6t, Bis fe fuuer 1T. 9dmit Der @fiig
f30n tpsiB unb flar tpiro, fiiSe i@ auf SO
@aaonen fir 8 Gents Nlaun gu.
William MeDer6off.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Buntes NuerIei.

@on 2outIianazO rangen tperben in bieI
Sabre 10000, BON 5loribazO ran9en 100:
900 8iiten in ben Martt tomn1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Die Siibpactfic= Gtienbabn So. bat ith
nit benz 8ertrster Der Oiterrei9ii4en Goloz
niiationsz @eielf9aft in Wien, 9errn &u@
oolf Said, gu benz 3tpede in 8erbinoun9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

1tnerrei6t 1T bic 8eli9fornernte BON
Smith @ountp, &an. OOrt geben cine Geibe
BON Selbern einen Mittelertrog bon rs
8uibels per Ncre unb faum zines fG1t un=
ter Die 9dlfte btefer 3iffer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

= Die 5eibeGbeerpfliider in ber Nu6bar=
f9uft BON Columbia Sans, Me., BADEN tpdbs
renb Der OerFloFenen Salon nur p @ents
per 8funO b%erbient, ipdbrenb in friiberen
%Sabrgdngen Der Preis 5nii9en 3 uno 8
Gents f6tpantte. Dus pffiiden ein9 inDsB
10 RAID BON Der 9ano, baB beifpielspeiIe
5tpei MGnner an einsm Sage bor 5pei nbr
Na9mittags SIS berbienten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Gin S9Gaumeier min uusgere9net BADEN,
baB, tpenn bic beter in ben Ser. Staten ge=
ernteten NefeG 1dmmtlih in Safer sepadt
unb bieIe Der 2Gnge na9 oneinanber gereibt
tpiirben, 2ebtere einen @iirtel BON $1,000
Meilen 2dnge bilben tpiirben. 2eiber but
bas Bib aud cine &e6rieite unb bieie pirb
bon ben ungetpD6nli4 niebrigen preiien bar
deteQt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

9i4t t~peniger oGs $8857 BADEN bic 8es
h0rben BON Douglas Gountp, Oregon, i'm
Qaufe Der Gsbten 5fpei Sabre ols prdmien
fir bus S0bten piloer 9biere aus6eaabGt,
unD atpar $547 fir erleete Barren, $4,000
fir ~obgemurtite Gonoten, $2010 fir unI4dDz
lid gema4te Pantber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Die nit Der Cornell l1niberiitdt in Stboca
in @erbinbung itebenOe, neusegriinbete 9ohz
I9ule fir Sbierdrate nirb bieier Sage etz
Dffnet merbsn, @s 6dben Ii4 200 Stubenten
gemelbet, Die 2esislatur bon 1894 bat
$25O,OOO fir bic Nnitalt betpiligt unb fir
Den l1ntsrbalt Der Nnltalt ftnb idbrli9
$4,000 aus9etporfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

9as Gtei9en Der prsife in Stapslz9ro
butten, ~beIonbers @eiaen unb 8uumipoGe,
ppOpn 9rOBe Mengen perfdnbt perben, To-
ipis bic Sbatiade, bab in alien Sbeilen bes
2anbes Der 8etrieb peri9isOener Sabriten
pieber aufgenommen pirb, beuten barouf
bin, bdB cine pefsntli4e unb bauernbe 8ehez
rurg Der 9eI4Gfte eingstreten 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
so. aabreaate. a1,ttnmter Al.

%berGongen fe rsi9li9 9iinger9 BON 200
aoIen babe ib nur 90 am 2eben erbuIten;
i9le9te @~erpadung unb LANCE Beetle ba6sn
bic S9ulb barun.
Iugut Meier, Mi3igan.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Nummer. obbanben getommen. 8iirben Sit
mir biefelbe pobl gefl. fhtden?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Die ardnf6eit, ipel9e unter ben &iben
Der Mil9ereibeiiber bon 9obuca6, &p, aus
gebro4en TT, ipurbe Dffi3ieG als 5erasfieber
erfldrt. @s 1T unbetannt, tpie bic 8rant6eit
eir9ef4leppt 1T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-24

WASHINGTON. D. c., March :3.-An
unexpected climax to the Cuban debate
was reached In the senate to-day when
on motion OF Mr.. Sherman, chairman OF
the committee on foreign relations, the
Cuban resolutions were recommitted to
the conference committee. The vote to
re-commit was unanimous and without
the formality OF roll call, represent
Ing general concensus OF opinion that
the committee should change the reso-
lutions as to overcome the opposition
that has developed. Messrs. Sherman.
Morgan and Lodge were appointed to
represent the senate in a further con-
ference.
Simultaneous with this action Mr..
Mills presented Cuban resolutions which
propose to 20 further than has been
suggested at any previous time. They
direct the President to request Spain
TO grant local self government, and II
Spain refuses the President Is author
lied to use the military and naval forces
in taking possession OF Cuba and hold
Ing II until self government Is estab-
llshed by the Cuban people.
Mr.. Platt also introduced resolutions
limiting the action OF Congress to an
expression OF sympathy for cuba's
struggle and authorizing the President
to extend the friendly office OF the Uni
ted States toward securing u free, In
dependent Republican form OF govern
ment. with the Cuban resolutions re-
committed TO conference, the senate
turned its attention TO the legislative
appropriation bill. which was not dis
posed OF when the senate adjourned.