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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
Bereitune pom Acknowledgement

9ie Bel trodenem Wetter gepfliidten
Srauben tperben abgebeert, bann in grpBen
@9ufeln nit ben 9dnben aeroriidt; Gler@
ouf pirb bic M1afTe in Elm 9aartu9iieb GEE
f9iittet, 10 baB Der 9aft ~ablanfen tann.
9erielbe muB nun nit einem entfpre9enoen
WafTsr= unb 3uderauIab in einem reinen
@einFdB9en bergdbren. Nuf je 1 Quart
Saft nimmt man 2 Quart Waifer unb je
mad Der Stdrfe bes gu erSielenoen @eines
IL Pfunb @utauder.
@enauer: Man nimmt gum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01

fen. Sierbur3 pirf
aber 3eit getppnnen
unb bic 2eiitungss
fdbtgfeit nidt unpes
fentlt6 erbO6t.
Sig. 1 5etgt bic
Mdergelenfsegge Sig.
2 bic WteTengelents=
esse in 5abriteaung,
pdbrenb Sig. 3 bic
Mdergelenfsegg unb
Sig. 4 Die Mieien9e@
~lenfsegge in Nrbeits>
ftequng CUR Mnf9au>
ung bringt. 8eibe
GoQer fino Gbnli6;
berunterf9ieb. beftebt
nur BARN, baB Die
Miefenegge fir5ere
3tnten unb fiir3ere
3infenbalten, iebod
in grDBerer &n8abl
bat. Mie aus ben Nb@
b%ilOungen gu erfebea
tit, iinb Die ein3elnsa
@lieber Der 3infens
balfen bur6 einen
ipintltg gebogenen
3apfen berart NIT
chamber D%erbun0en,
baB Der cine S9enfel
in benz einen, Der am
bere in benz anbern
gelagert 1T. 5ierz
bur9 tDnnen Die elm
Selnen @lieber in Or
beitsiteuung cine
9rebung nm cine
tpagere9te unb cine
fentre9te Q4fe aus
fiibren, fi3 foppbl
auf< als abDdrts, alS
AUDI bprz unb rid
pdrts benegen uno
babur9 ben 8obenz
u~nebenbeiten leidt
anf4miegen, ipdbz
renb fte fi9 beimNufz
.lappen in Sabritelz
lung periteifen unb
fogar nod cine 8e>
laftung Der @gge geS
itatten. Die 3infen
finb berart angeOrbz
net, bdB feiner in bic
8abn bes Dorbergez
benben ~eingreift. 9ie
@ieienegge bat cine
S9leppitange gum
Musglet9en Der Serz
eg9ten Mautpnrf@
baufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01

@ir fiibren ben
9efern cine auf benz
lebten international
len lanbpirtT9aft=
li9en Maf6inen@
1narfte in Mien aus
ee1teqte @gge por, bic
ipegen ibrer Dor5iig=
lid)en 2eiitung anf
ben Miefen unb I'M
9yelDe Die 8ea6tung
Der 2anDnirt6e bets
bient. 9iefe @gge 9ez
itattet, baB bur@ Ell
men p%erfteabaren 5ez
BEL Die Sabine au4
ndbrenb Der Sa9rt
mittel1t zines leiGt
aus3ufibrenben
9anbgriffes in ieoe
beliebige Minfelitelz
lung gum 8ooen 81
bringen iinb, 9ier@
bur9 ntrb Die @irz
flung Der @gge fait
%unab6dngig pOm Sc
ni6te, unb greift bic
felbe auf bartem,
1tart berfruftetem8o
ben pber bermopiten
unb b~erquedten @tez
fen ebenfo i6arf Elm
pie cine Bel Weitem
f9Derere gage nit
gepObnli3er 3abnz
iteaung, pd6reno iie
beim ameiten @ggenz
ftri9 Ober friimeliger
8oben : gef9uffenz
bett bur9 Sentre9tz
fteaen Ober gar tbeil=
tpetfes3 uriidlegen Der
SABINE 3ugfrdft err
fpart unD baour9
f9neaeres sSubren erz
mDgli9t unb cine
gr0Bere Mrbettsletz
itung berbiirgt, Die
@gge f9miegte ii9
gut ben unebenbeiten
an. NuBer Der 8erz
fteqbarteit Der 3inten
unb Der leihten
transport = Sdbigz
felt tit mod als Elm
8ortbeil an3ufiibren,
baB Die @gge obne be-
fonbere 94pierigfeiz
ten, bur6 8iitteln,
pdbrenb Der Sabrt 10
melt g~eretnigt tperOen
fonnte, I'm ni4t
iteben bletben gu mill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01

Der g3aum es seftattet; ie sablrei9er biefe
finb, befto tpeniger 1T bas ~ein5elne Sbier
beranIaBt, fi6 einen fremben Srt gum 2egen
gu 1u9en, b. 3. gu Derlegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01

,,H d SerieS=S d. 10 etme"
Die profitabellten: S9neles gSabsthuu1, 11peres Ses
pibt, ferni9e Seiunbbeit, 9roBe Wirfe. @e5o9 meme
3ubttbiere BON b%ertbmteH 8idtern. Seinite 6erfel
o~erfauft. 4. &oebn,
~17iun3pD 8ladtpen, Mp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

with the total amount expended on IN" s"'"'
count in 1885. ,.....,, -, tho ,hroc
In that year the gross emolumcn,s or 'ne m, IN
United states Marshals IN the Stht' % -" ni,,
amounted TO more than sls.O0 ana th'ir ne ei''
noents amounted TO more than slFF" Aho,k " ~,
ey,enscs Of these officers were items alhou"'l'F ~
about 10000 on account Of deputies. oi WIN -,
cnty-four were I'm service on December - ~" r
Arkansas the total gross cmoumenls OF u', W.
United States Marsials amounted 10 49," "i'p
NOT emolunonts 10 $50. and the amount pa ~
o1s DEPUTIES was about Si2.e0. the gross emo.u.
,ran,s Of tho nitcd States Marshal iol inc 'H''
~ nl,,hi, amounted 10 80 80 and his net sinolu-
,ncn,s 10 80 $50 more than Twice a. mum ~ w
Irrfod states Marshal for the southern pisu',t %
Eew-York whose salary is nx"d by law i,,,'l, ~
The net emolumerts Of the Onlird Sta'rs ma' $40"
for south Carolina amounted to sl2|N ana th's" %,
tho uted States Marshal for OK iioinh
to the snug sum 81 E-piIJ Inc 'P"cb'"' "''' go"
hlc aalnry NJ 5000 a year. ,,..- r,,..,.
Tho rot crnolum"nts ~ the United states p.Ii''-
A,toruey for the District Of Columbia aIlpuhteH 10
Ell rs in 1876 or more than IN" times IN. s"tl
rr,1 nv law FOR The United States plsrlct-@I'oFhI
for the Southern District ~ Ncw-Nork, re het
oroolu-nnnts Of the United States Dstrlct-A'torn'F
for lie Western District of North Carolina amour
ID - 81 -. ncary three times rs in.'n a. w.
salary paid 10 the United Strtes Digtrict-Attorney
for the Southern District OF New-Iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
TEN INDICATED.
rnv TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBu%E.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRlBuNE.j
Washington Feb. 22-For number o. years
mast the rapid increase OF expenses OF the Ohi'eu
states courts which has amounted TO more than
I'M ner cent since 1882 has attracted attention and
.evera, efforts have been made by committees OF
Congress to frame and pass measures when "ou'o
check and reduce expenses which everybody VINO
investigated the subject regarded as unnecessary!
large and burdensome but every such effort mas re-
.u,.ea in failure Every body knew that a large
share OF the needless expense was due to the zee
system and abuses growing out OF it, and most OF
the efforts referred to were abolish fees and
substitute fixed salaries for them The total
amount annually appropriated by Congress ior inc
expenses OF United States courts has at last
reached figure which is appalling when compared
with IKE appropriations only few years ago. The
yearly increase has been out of all proportion 10
the Increase Of population and litigation, and
everybody familiar with the subject realized that
the time had come when some hing must be done
10 check extravaganza and uproot abuses the oX-
.stence OF which was known to the officials OF the
Department OF Justice well as to the members
OF both branches OF Congress who had investigated
the matter
AS soon az the Committee on the judiciary OF the
House OF Representatives was organized this year
Chairman Henderson referred to q Subcommittee
OF which Mr.. Updegraff, Of Iowa, was made chair
man. the bills when had been introduced relating
10 this subject Mr.. Updegrar is not only lesis-
lator OF experience and lawyer of high ability
with a large practice in the courts, but he IS a
man with habits Of industry who IS thorough and
painstaklng in the highest degree in everything hc
undertakes, and it exceedingly fortunate that
a subcommittee of which he the head was
charged with the duty Of investigating this sub
feet and framing the ncedful legislation.
PROVISIONS OF THE UPDEGRAFF BILL
This duty has been performed. and the result Is
found In a bill which will be fayorably reported 1
the House Monday with,the unanimous approva
Of the Judiciary Committee The first section o.
the UpdegraT bill. adopted by the committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

At this season Of the year when every ooa! IS
deciding what remedy TO take TO prepare ti4e
system for spring. when every one is seeking 'he
best spring tonic and invigorator Tor the o!ood
and nerves the powerful and impresSiVe WoIus
Of Senator George ". Randall. of waterbury
VT. will be hailed with JOY by the people, and MS
encouraging advice acted upon at once
Senator Randall has for many years iTPIy-
sentad the neople in the Vermont House of Rep
resentatives and the Senate. and he now repre-
sents the people everywhere in their best ana
highest interests when he tells them now Ihey c"l
he cured how they can be made well ana stroAS.
He tells them also how to get back their neaitn
at the smallest possible cost
The popular Senator SAYS
nerve remedy in my own case and am saushe9
the results are good. 1t stimulates digestion era
promotes sleep. 1t is good especially uter -
IT, ~ holm on digestion when any one IS inclined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
AN AMERICAN MISSION IN MOROCCO.

MANY OBSTACLES OVERCOME BEFORE 1T WAS
SUCCESSFULLY ESTABLISHED
WASHINGTON Feb 22.-.J. Jud9on Barclay. United
States Committeeman AT Tangier. Morocco reports
TO the State Department that permanent Amer
lean mission station has been successfully cstl-
hl,shed. after overcoming many difficulties at
Neou.nox in the southern part of the country, by
the Rev Nj. Nathan. the pioneer head of the
Morocco mission. Last October at Mr.. Nathan's
request Mr. Barclay procured fer his party letter
from the Minister OF the Sultan to the Governor
of Mequinox securing their safe conduct and de-
handing a right to locate in the city and occupy
permanent premises. The Moorish authorities OF
Mequinox refused TO allow them to rent house
unless they would bind themselves not to stay
longer than five months. They were urged TO 90
into filthy Enclosure and secured safety under the
protection Of armed guards In quarter Infected
with cholera germs Mr.. Barclay protested and de-
manded the rights and privileges due TO AMERICANS
under the treaties. and the Minister OF the Sultan
promptly complied and gave TO Mr.. Nathan and his
associates strong letter 10 the Governor. which
had the desired effec..
Mr. Barclay says that the mission Is now firmly
established with the permission and recognition OF
the Turkish Government This concession he
adds will mark an important era In the history
Of Morocco. which. 1t is to be hoped will begin to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
4 HARBOR HERMIT.
From The san Francisco can.

Ucrmiis who make their homes in tho caves ana
forests of California are plentiful but a hermit
no makes his home on the water Is no. 80
Tho first one has been seen IN inc bhE VI
san Francisco Is living IN "A small s'o". or ARK,
In the cove Black Point. There he spends i rs
dovs and with the exception OF nn occasional uTll-
ng cruise along the front in a small sklh ne never
leaves the home he has made for nmSe on ,ne ne, o'o'
battered craft, which is named southern racine
Ihe hermit is we'll known around Meiggs wharf,
and in ,aci had IT not been for the boatmen and
custom House officers he would have starved long
aro Tho runners for the various butchers and
grocery firms who trade with the decp-watsr SUD
also put occasional donation aboard ana IN TINS
way he hermit manages 70 sustain life When ques-
toned he says he belongs to THE orGcr OF inc
Mcssiah" ard that in his day he preached 'n'
Every morning rain or shine he Is up before sun
rise Climbing ladder raised against an impromp,u
maq he reaches a small platform. on this he kntcl1
and begins his morning prisons First he sings
hymn Sometimes lbs voice can be heard chanting
can barely be heard by the fishermen who are walt
ing the turn OF tide In Black Point cove ihen no
viii req Ghap Sc nd 5me Of the Messah
come and that heaven be established on earth II
II is fine morning the sun by this time II wen up
in the heavens and the sunrise gun has been Tired
half an hour previously. The hermit doscends from
his lofty perch and pumps out his fran craft IN
order to keep her ahoat for another twenty-four
The hermlt's name Is Richard smyth. The man
has forsakcn the world because u VIII not listen 10
preacher and had the tito reverend" attached to
his Then he came to believe .nat the DAYS S OK
Apostles those especially ordained could heal the
sick raise the dead restore sight to the blind hear,
with this belief he forsook his pulpit and started
out on cvangeliz!ng tour He took along supply
and at every place he called the Gospel of freedom
from the thrnldom Of satan was preached.
The vehicle In which the hermit carried his stock
NJ nib,es Is stl preserved on board his ark 1t l.
nearly all hand made and looking at 1t one is COM
irundIcd il over seven thousand miles to propagate
what he considers to be the truth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
A MISAPPREHENSION CORRECTED.
SOUTHERN NATIONS NOT IN ARREARS TO Tiif
BUREAU OF AMERICAN REPUBLICS.

m-REAU OF AMERICAN REPUBLICS.
Washington. Feb. Fit appears from an exam
nation OF the complete repor. OF the Bureau OF
American Republics that the South ana central
American republics have not abandoned their CON
nection with the Bureau. but have been more
promp; In paying their quota OF It's expenses for
the last year than In any former period The mis-
apprehension was due TO failure TO understand the
exact meaning of sentence referring 10 such pay
ments which said that since the day OF my last
annual report the following sums have been paid.
This apparently included all the countries wnich had
rcsoo1ded with their support, and placed among the
dclinqucnts such countries az Brazii ana COSTA
Iica which, matter or fact, are among thc
warnest supporters OF the Bureau IL appears that
at the time the report was closed, six months ago
not single American republic had Hlthdra"n
from the union, Chill having never been member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

to dyspepsia. think well Of the rem dy, .or IL
is a good thing: YES grand thing. lor have
found it 50 in my case. | give full permission 10
publish this letter for others good.
Few people OF intelligence at the present DAY
venture TO so through this trying season without
taking a spring remedy. and this splendid redi-
cine Is just what You need 10 prepare You icr
spring.
If Won have used Dr. Greenes Nervura blood
and nerve remedy before YOU certainly VIII Use
il again now: if You have not used II, Try IL lhS
spring. and we promise YOU will find ii just what
YOU nced-the perfect spring medicine.
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
IS not so-called patent medicine. but Is the
prescription Of most successful physician III
curing nervous and chronic diseases; hence ~
necessity il is perfectly adapted TO the wants or
the system. lis disc0verer Dr.. Greene, OF "a
West 18th St. New York City, can be consulted
free. personally, or by letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
NO TARIFF AMENDMENTS WANTED.
MR. DINGLEY THINKS THE HOUSE BILL SHOULD
BE PASSED WITHOUT CHANGE.

Washington Fe5. mir. Dirsley, OK Maine.
chairman OF the Ways and Means Committee. on
being asked to-day what The effect would lie ~
opening the House Tariff bill 20 an amendment IN
creas.ng the duty wool beyond the figure In tie
bill as IL stands said that he agreed with the Sen
ate Republicans that any material amendment IN
one direction would Invite hundreds OF other amend
nenis and thus practically open up the whole
question OF tariff revision and swamp the measure
AZ once Tho Senate Republican caucus took the
ground he said. that the only way 10 get any
bill to the President 10 Increase the revenue - ior
m Senate 10 pass substantially the House Tariff
BIN which continues only FOR t~o years. and
agroe vita this View"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD FINDS.
HISTORY or THE DISCOVERIES REVIEWED n
TIE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

HISTORY OF TIE IISCVNETtIF-N I'FN Ir'"T II IT
TIE GEOIOG1CAL SURVEY.
WASHINGTON Feb "A revolution OF the m''h'as
of the United States Geological Survey rs shown in
the elaborate monograph on the Cripple creek
mining Industries issued to-day over TWO huh''' !
foio pages illustrated with forty photographs ana
oo,or,d mans make the publication unusually at
tractive though great portion of the text is wholly
for the technical reader.
,The history OF the gold finds in the Cripple Creek
district began In 1874. when a Geological Survey
s,,achc found specimens. and rush VAS made :or
-, co,d which however soon collapsed. Ten years
latcr a "salted" claim brought 500 prospcctors 10
~ enot but not unti the spring Of 1872 dd the dis
coyerv Of the rich bodies Of ore make the district
lannon's and give to the town In 1894 hourishing
nGuula ion OF 300 people with water supply from
~ Tnothills Of pixies Peak and all the comforts OF Il
modern city The gold production has been over
g. 600 600 in three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A DEAL IN STREET RAILWAYS.

Chicago Feb. "A dispatch from indianapolis
says: THE various runors OF changes in the owner
ship OF Indianapolis street railway lines eliminated
Yesterday when three Philadelphia capitalists
Georae T. Earle. jr. William l.. Harrity and II.
" Ciay-aprearod ana announced that they had -
cured a controlling rtcreef IN the Ines. II. :. Me-
Kee OF p!ttsbIrg. VINO formerly owned ma iory
Of The stock and nh) Heated the company n rs
presen. shape IL stlll large s,0cknoier. IL IL
said that Thomas II. Mclean. who resigned "a
lcnera manager Of the lines two weeks ago. viii be-
made president OF the company at the annual meet
!ng in MAJ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

that the communication was worded directly con con-
trary 10 the resolution adopted BY the fss-chs.ao
last wear and was thus worted in order 20 an
tc,paie England's declining 10 take part IN an h'
ternational congress.
The Foreign Office and the Ministry OK Commerce
are actively cooperating with the object OF ootain-
ing greater share OF the trade Of Japan for Ger
many 4 German commercial Journal is TO %
published in the japanese language the ann OF
which will be 70 make German merchandise known
20 the Japanese The paper Will be printed IN ber-
In and q. cl!atCd throughout Japan gratis IN al.
a. on 70 this. a German commission VIII De sent
in behalf OF the several German Chambers or Com.
m,-cG 10 Ch.nx and Japan for the purpose or
studying conditions OF trade in those COUNTRIES
with a view OF supplying accurate informatloa
thereof 10 the German manufacturer and slippegS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
Glddness Comes

WIN better understanding Of the ~, transient ss
w nature OF the many physical Ills WHICH
vanish before proper efforts-gentle efforts
nleasant efforts-rightly directed. There is com
for. IN the knowledge that so many forms OF
s,ckness are not due any actual disease Dut
simply to a constpated condition OF the system
which the pleasant family laxative syrup OF
Figs promptly removes. That is why 1t Is the
only remedy with millions OF families. ana IS
everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value
GOOD health. Its beneficial effects are due to the
fact. that 1t Is the one remedy which promotes
internal cleanliness. without debtating the or
Rans on which II acts. 1t is therefore all impor-
tant in order to get its beneficial effects 10 ho'e
when YOU purchase, that you have the genuine
article. which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only. and sold by all reputable
d. ggists.
II in the enjoyment Of good health. ana the
system il regular, then laxative or other RENE
dies are not needed If afflicted with any actual
disease, one may be commended 10 the most
skillful physicians. but If in need OF laxative.
then one should have the best and with the we'll
informed everywhere. Syrup Of Figs stands high
est and 10 most largely used and gives most gen.
erai satisfaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
no MONEY FOR SOUTHERN FAST NAIL

Washington. Feb p ,SpecaD.-The Postofice
Committee has omitted the Southern fast mail Item
OF Slg2Oo The Southern Railway id not ask Its In
ser;ion because the subcommittee In charge or the
work OF framing the measure was opposed to the
item But a request will be made to insert II III tAe
bin before II is reported. an effort VIII be made
in the House TO amend 1t when the measure ~ uhdtr
consideration For years this item has been hoty
opoosed The BIZ will probably be reported toward
the end OF the next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
MIR. HILL AND THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Seattle. Wash, Feb 22-Presiient HI. OF the
Great Northern. accompanied by party OF ST.
Paul and New-Yors capitalists and railroad men.
arrived here last night. Mr. Ill., while he denied
having made any advances tova.d the purchase OF
the Northern Pacific. animated that he stood ready
to receive propositions from bon.hcJers who had
become tired OF their burdens. The Northern Pa
clhc mortgage. Mr.. Hill declared. was bigger than
the property and such a condition meant but one
result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
FOREIGN NAVAL NOTES.

The British Admiralty have had 10 suffer some
criticism In the last few weeks becaus, the report
was published that they had concluded 10 recon-
mission soae old and rotten ships" for service on
the North Anne rcan station. One Of these was the
Pelican. described on the navy St as screw sloop
cf s1 horse power launch d As far back as lS1.
with speed when new OF only ten and a hall knots
The Admiralty began the construction OF a new
seconG-cass cruiser the Gladiator. few days ago.
she was ia.d down at Portsmouth. and is expected
have a displacement Of $40 tons
The German Government; has just placed orders
with TIE Messrs. Thcrnycrof;, Laird & Thompson
for twelve OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES each Of which is 10
have a displacement Of 800 tons and speed OF
thirty knots II is also reported that the German
Government IS about 70 close contract for me
Saf 81 gns ff st .. Contracts S T %
is somewhat OF a surpr!so - 4 va; only a saori
that Sichau of EIbing could build as sooi boats
and fast ones as could De built in England
The latest naval news from Japan Is that she
purposes 20 have corps OF officers equal In size 10
the Official personnel of the British navy. The pro-
grammc provides for the following: Admrals ~
the ieCt. g. adm.rais TO- e-adnlrals .y rear aH-
nrals. rs. captains, ZJo' COMMANDERS ava leu'e"'
ants. LILO.
The pay tables of the French navy AFFORD an ex-
coilent study Of Mathematics for there no less
than 95i5 different scales. As an example, when
Lieutenant be paid the pay clerks have TO
consider him from no fewer than eleven different
points Of view, and from each orc OF these three
separate scales OF pay in force. In fac before
the pay Ct this officer can be accurately determined
the pay clerk has take into cons Iteration Sky
six separate .Hiingencies ard WORK out a rate OF
ray for each contingency 10 at least three aecna!s
every month. There Is this saUs seton. however
that there j. .r.c complicated arithmetic FOR work
.;s out a ilouenant's pay than Tor any other COM
msscncd Office.
sorc one has evidently made mistake in stating
that when the old British cruiser Hlmaiaya is al
tered for the purpose she will be able to stow 5000
tons OF coal At what used to be her normal draught
she displaced only icg) OF water ard it IS NOT
a all likely that with 10000 tons OF coal on board
she would show much above water The Hma.aya
was brought in;o the service a. the time OF the
Crnean War and she 0. the most popular
troop ships of tie navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
FEES TO BE ABOLISHED.
D1Srp1CT. ATTORNEYS AND MARSHALS
TO RECEIVE FINED SALARIES.

TO REDUCE THE EXPENSES OF UNITED STATES
COURTS WHICH HAVE MORE THAN DoO-
BLgp. IN SEVEN YEARs-AN ANNUAL
SAVING OF 100000 TO BE EFFECTED
MAIN PROVISIONS OF TIE
MEASURE - INEQUALITIES
OF THE ZEE sYs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
An ELECTION CONTEST ARGUED.

Washington Feb. 22.-liouse Committee on i'ec-
,i,ns 80 . Mr.. Johnson Of Indiana, chairman TO-
dav heard arguments In the contested election case
of B.noit against 3oatner. from the Nth LOUISIANA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

losc It's character terra ircognita to Amer
leans now that the edge Of the wedge OF western
civilization and Christianity has entered"