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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

DR.. W. F. Shorts, of the Calumet and
Hecla hospital staff. left on the noon
train on months vacation during
which be will visit Detroit, Chicago and
some OF the eastern cities.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Mr.. James Wilcox and little daughter
left on the morning train for Ann Arbor
where an operation will be performed on
the little girl.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Miss Ethel Dewitt, OF Wooster. Ohio
who has been in Red Jacket on an ex.
tended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John b
Curtis. left this morning for her home.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Brother Against Brother" Where ID
It? Whv. at the Opera House next Tues
day, January rs.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Miss Cora BruIe. Of Lake Linden, IL Wis
ting friends in Red Jacket, the guest o
Mrs. Rhino Fichtel.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Miss Goggin, of Hancock, who has
been visiting the Misses Murphy, Of
Sixth street, for the past few days, re-
turned home last evening.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

MIR. John Glass. of Cadillac. is in the
city on business and registered at the New
Jewell Hotel.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Rev. Father Pinton, of Iron Mountain
arrived IN Red Jacket this morning on a
visit with friends.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

The battle still RACES, but the Greens
are In the lead.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Mr.. Thomas McVeagb. Jr.. and Frank
Lambert. OF Detroit, left on the early
train for down the road points.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Watch for the arrival of the Franz
Tucker theatre COMPANY.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

The Park ice rink will be open IA usual
this evening and the Fifth Regiment
band present to furnish music for skat-
ing.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Mr.. Richard Blight, of Eagle River, ar.
rived in Calumet today and left on the
noon train Tor Chicago.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22
Your and Avoid the
Rush at the Box Office. Change of Play Nightly

Get your seats at Rysn's store Tor the
opening performance Of the Tucker thea
tire company, Tuesday. January 2S.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Fashionable good piano. $S5,
OATES, Auctioneer.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Mr.. j. A. BeVier was a Portage Lake
business visitor yesterday. G
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22
"BilIee Taylor 3

The regular rehearsal will be held at the
Opera House this evesiug at 8 O'Clock
sharp. full attendance is expected.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

] have some bargains in farms.
OATES. Land Agent.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

70 Either, Of the Hecla store, lie on the
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

There will be meeting OF the Y. M. C.
\. soliciting and building committee Mt
he reading room this evening.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

Laxol is the best medicine for children.
Doctors recommend it in place Of castor
oil
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

: oataa fs wakiuy q daus,y vuit for GIG.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22
W. WATERS, X. S.

Often gives people a poor opinion Of
mankind, so does inferior brands OF beer.
Drink our Superior Stock beer and the
world will Look brighter to you. The
BOSCH BREwcto Co, Lake Linden. All
deakxs sell t.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22

White Goods at sc to soc, in
plain, striped, weave, plaids,
checks, figures and dots.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-22
COttOnS.

Sheetpgs, Pillow Castings, 36-inch
Cottons. Cambria Muslin, at lowest
prices and in all leading brands.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Bout Gon9rcb.
81. . m e +.

Sm @enate beri@tete Cameron,
3d., bic unter Sreitag erpdbnte 9ez
mein1ame @eiolution Elm, 5ur@ incline
ber @enatsaus1@ub fir Meuberes bic
Mnertennung Der Republit Cuba emf
pfieblt. @eit, Mo., rei4te cine &eioz
luton Elm, mel4e ertldrt, bab bic e.,
tluiipe @epa1t, gu ent14eioen, tpann
bic unabbdngi9tett zines 8oltes, MEL
DIES UNI bic @rri9tung elmer etgenen
&esterung tdmpft, anertannt tperben
lollte, nt4t Der prditoent Der Ser.
Staaten, ipnoern Der &%onititutioa oez
mGb Der Rongreb babe. @r bena6z
rt4tete ben @enat, oab er morgen be-
5iigli@ bieier Grtldrung cine NeDe ball
ten merbe.
Sin, 81. g., rei4te elm @ubititut fir
Cuba : &efolution Elm, mona4 bic GU
baner als triegsfiibrenbe Ma9t amer
tannt unb bic NeutralttGt Der Ser.
Staaten ausgeipro9en mirb. Bacon,
@a., unb CLIFTON, Ser., bra9ten mel
tere Refplutionen in @e5ug alf Die
Nngeleaenbeit elm. sc folgte. cine
@yecutipzS iBung.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
0erbrederii@er Ylan pereitelt.

6pnb bu Sac, Wts., Is. 9e3.
Gs lit loeben betannt getporoen, bab
I'm lebten @onntag Der @erfu4 &C.
ma4t muroe, ben @iblanb @gpreb3ug
ber Wiscon5 i'm Central 8abn gum Gntz
gleiien gu brtngen, ber bier um 112 II
ubr pa1itrt. Sbftrutttonen tparen Ell
ne Metle 1iblt4 BON bier auf bic Rreuz
5ung gelegt morben, pel4e bic 3ige
ber Mtscpniin Central unb ber Nortb'
me tern 8abn pa15iren. Ser 2otomoz
ttpfiibrer Der Nortbme1 tern 8abn be-
mertte bic Sb1truttion auf ben @eleiz
len Der Misconi i'm Gentral Balm, unb
CAB ben Mlarm re&taeitig genug. UNI
Elm grauenpolles ungliid gu perbiten.
Ser @@ne13ug Der @isconiin Gen.
trail 1T ftets nit pahagieren ftart be-
iebt unb tpirbe obne 3meifel bic 3d.
1@ung beruntergeitir3t iein, bGtte bic
2otomotipe bic Sb1 truttton nit boiler
Mu&t setroHen. @ebeimpbli5iiten
baben 1eitber an Der @ntoedung Der
Sbdter g%earbeitet unb auer Wabrz
i9einli4teit na9 iinb e;ntge 8erbafz
tungen btnnen &ur5em gu ertparten.
Man nimmt au9emein an. bab elm
Ru& aft borltegt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Sabnmn8lIf-

@brepeport, g., 20. Sec. -
Morgens UNI 5 ubr perun9lidte Elm
3ug Der Seras uno pactfc @i1enbabn
in ber Ndbe BON Sobus, Ga. Man
erfdbrt, baB bret 2eute get0otet unb
mebrere anbere l4mer berlebt porben
ieten, jeoo9 polen bic @ti enbabnbez
amten feline Namen abgeben. @ie es
f4eint, itteB Elm @iter3ug nit einem
anberen 3uge 3ufammen. Die Ser
munoeten murben bierber ms 9o1ptz
tai gebra@t. Tolgenbes iinb ibre Sea-
men: 6. 8. Gates, ct. Yaul; DaDe
Mt0r, ct. 2puis; Trant Sorrp, Mr<
genttne, Golo.; Charles Mt1iams,
Serrp 9enberion George Brotpn.
Die Namen Der @etDbteten fennt
man ni9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

Das Saus berietb bic 2esislatipz,
Grecutipz unb Su1tia : @erpiQisurosz
bin. SAT- bic aan5e 3eit wuroe NIT
Der &ontrpne Der 8ibliotbet auaes
bro6t, unb 16lieblt@ wurbe Der Be-
rt6t bes @erptltgungsausf9uhe
ielelbe benz Bibliothetar gu iiberloNen,
angenommen. Wuf @ntrag bon
@6afrotb, Gol., purbe oas @tntom:
men bes 8ibliotbetars BON $4,000 aut
$4,000 berab9eiebt.
Die @in>panberungsbia murbe outz
aenpmmen unb bas 9aus be1hloB Dem
Gr1u9en bes Senates gu elmer ge11e1ns
famen &onferen3 Tolse gu lei1ten. ~
@ertretern bes 6aui es IN Der &onfez
ren3 tpurben bic Mbseoroneten Bar
tbplbt, Mo., Danforb, g., uno Wtlz
ion, g. g., ernannt.
%. 9eaember.
Sm Senat unterlteb Is We1t,
W}o., mie er geitern angetiinbigt bate,
feline Me1olution aufaurufen, in pel9e1
Ct ertldrt, oaB ber prdfioent ni4t BIZ
Ma@t babe, cine semeinfame @eiolua
tion bes &onsreKes gu tsnoriren. mel,
DIE i'm anmeiit, bic unabbangtgteu
Der @epublit Cuba an3%uertennen.
Morsan, Mla., bielt cine &ebe gegen
bic pacific @atlroab Tunbing 8iQ une
p%erlangte, bic @e9terun9 fo0e 8e1ib
bon ben 8abnen nebmen. Dte bring
li@e Na@tragz@ erminisunssbil tpurz
be pafirt unb an bas 9aus 3uriidgez
fanbt.
Das $ a 3 paKirte bic 2estslatipz,
@recuttb= unb Suiti3permtqtgungsbtQ,
tpel9e $21,668,370 bermiligt.
9ie 8iQ, pel4e bic 8epi0t9un9en
fir bic 3tpilbienittQmmiffion betri#t.
tpurbe in i&arfer @etie onsesrtHen,
jebo9 nit 81 gesen 20 Stimmen anoes
nommen. Das 9aus itimmte ben
@enatsamenbements CUR Urgent De-
ficiencp 8iQ gu.
8eibe 9duier pertagten ii& Biz gum
5. Sanuar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
9tuoente1t pcrurftcitt,

b 0 n, %. Sec. 9er Wtener
Correspondent ber nDailp Nems" be-
ri4tet, bab in Mostau in Tolge Der
bort berri@enben M9iiction elm @tu<
bent gum Sobe unb anbere gu 3pDlfz
idbrtgem @efdngnib pe%rurtbetlt purz
ben. 0tef lie politii DE Mgttattor "~ar
cine 5ol9e bes @eriu4es. @er1ammz
lungen gum Mnbenten an bas ent1eBz
lt9e 1nslud gu balten, pel@es 1id
pdbrenb ber Jeitlt@teiten, bic ~"1ez
gentli9 ber &rDnurn bes Gaaren itattz
fanben, auf Der @booinstoje Gbene
BEL Mpsfau ereignete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
3t6ter &unh,

Mapftelb, &p., %. Deg. Ser
5arbtge Sim @tone, tpel4er be19ulz
btgt 1T, am II. Nopem6er etnen perz
bre@erif@en MnsrtH auf bic meiBe
Trau s. so. Ct. Green babter gema9t
gu baben, unb 9eitern 1ein critics Ser
b0r baben iol1te, muroe tur5 na6 2
1br Morgens bon einem p%0belbaufen
mastirter MetBer nit @epalt aus benz
@efdn9niB 9ebolt uno 9elpn@moroet.
@r blieb babel beiteben, baB ct uni@ulz
big lei. Wdbrenb CT betete, purben
linn AUDI mebrere Me7er in ben 2eib
geitoBen, uno als ct aufgebGn9t par,
murbe ct nod NIT &ugeln 9efpttt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
@arftberi@te
Ettca0p-

Minterpei3en 70; Roe9en 36-37;
@er1te 26- 81; 9afer 1922; Corn
23-24; Mebl, Yatent, per SAB 400
400; &(eie 700; &lee1amen 4.50-
800; SimotbNamen 1.60-2.75;
Sla6s TIA; 9eu 6.50-10.00;
Butter, Creamery 1870; Butter,
9airD 49,; @ttere 3.40-5.5O;
&iibe 1.9O-4.1O; @toders 2.85-
3.45; &dlber 3.OO-5.5O; @@peim
1885, $40; @9afe 1.75-3.OO; 2Gmz
mer 3.O0-4.25; 6iibner 6; Surtep
II; Gnten 9-10; @dnie %; 3miez
beln pet 8u1bel $780,; Nepfel per
SAB 5O-1.OO; &artpfeln 1874;
8obnen 65-82; Gter IS; Salg 2-3;
@bistep 1.18; Safe, Cream So;
Safe, @4net3er 80.
wetlmant4e.
Wei3en 1885,; &ogsen $40;
@erite 31-34 9afer 17-19; Corn
%; Mehl, Patent per Sab 4.25-
4.50; 5imptbNamen 2.OO-2.75;
&lesiamen 4:50-8.25; 6la&s 70
rs; Simotbpbeu 7.50-9.00; Yrairiez
beu 5.00-8.00; Butter, @reamern Is
20; Butter, 9airn 10-16; Rd1e,
Cream SO; &die, @@met3er g.
10; &ortofeln 2O-25; @ier 18-19;
9opfen 1916; @tiere 3.25-4.75;
&ube 2.50-3.25; @toders unb See
bers 2.25-3.40; @9meine BIO
3.35; S4afe $50 300: 2ammer
3.5O-4.25.
@etnneapolis l. st. Yamt.
Mei5en 74-78; Moggen 36-37;
@erite %; 9afer 16-17; Gorn 49,
20; 5la4s 70; Mebl 2.3O-4.4O;
&leie 5.50-5.75; Wilbes 6eu 800
$50; Butter, Creamery, 1913;
Butter, DatrD 12-17; Gter 1913.
at. &onis-
@tiere 2.40-4.90; &ube 1.8O--
$40; @toders unb 6eebers ITS
3.65; S4meine 3.00-3,25; @hafa
2.50-3.75; 2dmmer 300-4.75;
Weiaen $685.; Corn Pol; Rooz
gen 36-37; Safer IS; Tla&s 72.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

1idt, au Hagen, 8enntnib 9eseben bat.
Man alaubt iibrisens nidt, bab bieie
Wbdnoerung bes @eiebes ben 9etfau
Der Observation-Disclosures baben piro,
weil babur9 bic tlasenben @rbeitsr
inotpioueu blosgel teQt miiroen, wdbz
reno iie seeenmdrtig, no Der Staat
bas 9eri9tlt9e Ser abren in bic 6ano
nimmt, ee1diibt iinb. @tne anoere
Menoeruns triTt bas se9enpGrti9e So
briteeieB. Sn bielem III feline @trafe
bafiir fe 1teeI ebt, >penn Der @igentbiiz
mer elmer Tobrit ober Wertitdtte li9
meigert, benz Tabritin1pettpr ben 3uz
tritt 3u benz betr. @tablihement gu &C.
1tatten. Die Gpmmii1ion beablihtiat.
in iol@en 5dlen etne @trafe bon $500
feft5ultellen.
- Cine @e19idte, bic piel @toH
gum 2a&en eeseben bat, tam leBtbin
i'm Yolt3etgeri4t gu Glepelano,
o., aum Mustrag. Der S4netbermet>
tier @uitap Summer, Der in oer Ore
gon @traBe tpobnt, 1T ber gllidlt@e
8eliber zines r~ei3enoen G0@terhens
BON l8 ccSabren, bas er tpte ieinen Dug
apfel bitet. So meit sebt feline 81
lorgnib, bab CT ber bibi4en Sba ni4t
erlaubt, nit anberen Mdb4en t9res
OILERS Treunb14aft gu balten. sic
bari nur NIT miirbtgen Matronen, bic
auf Elm tugenbiames 2eben 3urldbltz
den t0nnen, pertebren. Wenn Sum-
mer oes Mbenbs NIT ieiner Gbebdlfte
ausgebt, bann mub Sba gu 9auie bletz
ben unb Der Papa peri4liebt 1ord1am
bas 6aus. Dem &0@ter4en pubte
bte1er 3pan9 natiirli@ iebr 1@le4t,
un6 nit Der benz metbliden @e16le4t
eigenen @4arfitnnigteit bate lie es
per ltanben, ii9 einen @eltebten 81 perz
IDA fen, Der iebes Mal, penn bic 81
tern i'm Sbeater ooer Gonaert maren,
au ibr fam rnb tbr @ele1i 9aft ~leiitete.
Ser Singing itieg bur4 elm 5eniter
elm unb aug, unb Ntemanb tpar btnter
bus 1uBe @ebeimnib bes Mdo"ens gez
tommen. Mm @onntag Dor bier $50
den paren bic @ltern ms beuti4e
Sbeater gegangen, aber MIR UNI gu erz
fabren, baB bic @%oriteQun9 bonn Maz
por unteriagt porben mar. Man BE-
gub 5t4 baber pteber auf ben 9etmz
tpe9. Ser 2tebbaber mar naturltd
mteber am Plab uno ni4t pentg erz
19roden, als er pl0bli4 Die @timmen
BET Mlten b0rte. 9ur9 0as Tenlter
gu ntflieben mar ni4t mebr modlih,
unb 10 1prang Der Singing in 1etner
Mnglt in einen eroben &leioerl@rant.
Mls papa Summer eintrat, lag fetn
SD4ter9en an1@eineno felt i&lafeno
ouf benz @opba. Trau Summer bat
te beim Gintreten elm Derbd4tiges &C.
rdu1@ gebDrt, bos bur4 bas &narren
Der @9ranttbiir peranlabt porben
mar. sic bate cine grobe Mng1t Dor
Ginbrccbern unb 1agte i6rem @atten,
bab lie CLAUDE, es lei Elm @inbre@er
i'm 9au1e FREEZER meinb," iagte Paz
pa Summer, roem iei' Stunole miro
audi nod 14lage." SSn benz elben Moz
ment ging in benz S4rant ber Mlarm
elmer Wedubr los. Ser @hrant purz
be g%e0fnet uno Der Singing, 3%itterno
mte @spenlaub, BARN p%orgefunoen.
Die 1org1ame Sodter bate bic uhr
in ben @6rant 9eitellt, bamit lie our4
oos 5iden berielben nt9t batan perz
btnbert merben 1oQte. bic Wntunft Der
Gltern gu bDren. Sin Poli3iit tpuroe
berbeigebolt uno ber permetntlt4e
&G1ber perbaftet. Sn Der @eri4tsper<
banblung ertldrte bos MGo4en, oab
1e ben Nngetlagten niGt femme, unb
bie1 er muBte tpegen unoroentliden 8ez
tragens $25 unb bic Soften 5ablen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Wd)t 3mttt Sooc uerur1NciIt.

Barcelona,2 %. 9et. Mht Der
Mnar4iiten, mel4e bot &ur5em bier
auf BITE Mntlage fin perbaftet tpurben,
i'm sunni B. s. BEL ber Corpus Gbri'ti
&irde cine 8ombe in cine proae11ion
getpprf len gu baben, purben gum s =
berllrtbetlt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-03
COULD NOT AGREE.
Conference on the Manitoba School
Question Was without Result.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 2.-The text of the
proceedings of the conference between the
Dominion and Manitoba governments COM
missioners, which closed without a result
at Winnipeg yesterday with relation TO the
vexed school question. was made public
here and in Winnipeg tonight The Off
cial statement shows that the Dominion
government made a proposition to Manfto-
ba that the province should adopt the Nova
Scotia or New Brunswick system, under
which such schools in a modified form are
retained. The Manitoba government re-
piled, declining to accept the offer, but pro-
posed to entirely secularize the schools,
offering to set apart O half hour, between
$3.50 and p. m. each day, for religious ex-
ercises and teaching. such exercises to be
conducted by any Christian clergyman
whose charge included any portion of the
school district, or by a person not a clergy
man, but authorized by the latter, and ac-
equitable TO the majority Of the school
trustees. No pupils should be required to
attend the religious exercises If the parents
object, and such pupils would be dismissed
at $3.50. This proposition, the Dominion gov
eminent, through it's commissioners, re-
fused to accept, and the conference closed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-03
WILL KEEP HIS SEAT
DEMOCRAT ELLIOT. OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, NOT TO DE oUsTED.
House Elections Committee Has De-
cided Against George Washington
Murray, the CoIored Contestant.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The Murray
Elliott election contest from the First dis
trict Of South Carolina was practically de-
cided to-day BY an understanding reached
by the House elections committee, which
has the case in charge. that the present
member. william Elliott. who Is Democrat,
he permitted to retain his seat This is a re-
versal OK the recommendation Of the sub
committee. which reported IN favor of seat
ing George Washington Murray. the col
ored contestant. No report will be made to
the House for some time. because severa.
members Of the committee are to leave the
city. Considerable interest attaches TO the
case because Murray was the only colored
member OF the last Congress and would
have had the same distinction in this Con-
gress II the committee had sustained his
claims to the seat.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-03
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE.
bourgeois Ministry Upheld by the
Chamber OF Deputies.

PARIS. April 2.--After the debate in the
Chamber OF Deputies to-day on the foreign
policy Of the government resolution which
was acceptable 10 the Ministry was adopted
by a vote of 800 to 2l3. Prior TO the passage
of the vote of confidence in the government
the Premier. NJ. Bourgeois made a long
speech. during the course OF which he re-
viewed the history of the Egyptian i'm
brcglio. but he impaired no fresh informa-
ton to the Deputies. though ne dwelt at
length on the intention of the government
to defend the honor and interests of France
and to safeguard universal peace. etc. Con-
sequently several members Of the Centre
party protested against the emptiness OF
the Prem.er's statement and pointed out
that Ola assertion that negotiations between
Great Britain and France regarding the
eventual evacuation OF Egypt were proceeding
was open to doubt. in view of the fact that
the British Premier. the Marquis of Sails
bury. was at the Riviera. ard the French
ambassador at London. Baron De Courcel
was in Paris. The debate was marked by
much excitement. but when the Chamber pro-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-03

LONDON, April ga dispatch from Pre-
toria to the Times, says: IAN important dis
patch from Mr.. Chamberlain was presented
to President Kruger on Wednesday. In. a
friendly, but firm tone. it insists on a re-
dress of the Uitlanders' grievances, request
ing also a reply to the invitation TO visit
England, which cannot be allowed to re-
main indefinitely unanswered The firm atti-
tude of the British government is generally
approved but the Dutch desire to control
the government hinders a settlement 1t is
very doubtful whether the Afrikanders in
Cape Colony and Natal would assist the
Beers in the event of war. They are more
likely to remain neutral, fearing the confis-
caf iou of their DrODerfy"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-03
General Notes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON. April Representative
Leighty gave a dinner tonight at the Will
lard TO his colleagues Of the Indiana delega-
ton.
Mr.. Ellis c. Carpenter, secretary of the
Anderson Street-railway Company, Is here
as the guest of Representative Henry.
Mr.. ]. l.. Barcus, OF indianapolis. is here.
Cyrus Bropsman, of Saratoga; John II.
Ridgway. of the National Military Home;
William T. Smith, of Upland; William
Danock, of Kentiand. and Samuel Duvall,
of Terre Haute. have all been admitted to
practice before the Interior Department.
Peter j. Golden. OF Indiana. a stock ex-
aminer in the Agricultural Department. has
feen promoted from $40 to 500. and Morton
Brown. OF Indiana. messenger at the
Weather Bureau. at a salary of $3.50, has
been promoted TO $500 in the same depart
ment.
Representative Royse. arrived here to-day
from Warsaw, for visit to her distin-
guished son. Though Mrs. Royse has al
ready passed the four-score milestone, she
has never before been at the national capt.
tai.
The Department of State has received an
invitation through the Belgian minister for
the participation by the United States in the
international exposition to be held at Brus-
sells. beginning April "a. 1897. and closing
The treasury, to-day, lost s24S. 400 i'm gold
coin and 900 in bars. leaving the true
amount of the gold reserve SIPS, les, 904
The President and Mrs Cleveland occupied
a box at the new National Theater tonight
TO witness Mr.. z. II. Sothern's performance
of THE Prisoner of Zenda."
Senator Lodge has introduced a bill pro-
viding that monthly publications entered As
second-class matter shall be charged at the
same rate OF postage as weekly publica.
tons.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following
postmasters: j. NJ Ballard. at Marion Ind.
T. G.. Boyer. at Altamont Ill.
Representative Meikeljohn. OF Nebraska
to-day introduced bill providing that the
President may meet discrimination agains,
the United States by any means. by increas-
ing the rate of duty on the products of the
country, making the discrimination to an
amount equal to the discrimination made.
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Gable Notes.

In consequence of the decision OF portion
Of the Vienna fire department to go on
strike all of the firemen have been relieved
from duty and military pioneers have been
substituted for them
King Menelek, of Abyssinia, has expressed
his regret ct being unable to send an en-
bassy to Moscow upon the occasion of the
coronation of the Gear, and has explained
that his inability to do so is on account of
he must stay at Tigre.
Two Englishmen, named Anderson and
James, and an American, named Willis,
ment and Anna James to four years i'm
prisonment for the recent jewelry robbery
at Ostend. The woman became very violent
while she was I'm the dock.
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ceeded to discuss the credits of Madagascar
the Deputies soon left, and the House was
eventually adjourned until April 70.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Standard thinks that France viii reopen
negotiations to try 10 bring England TO fix
a date for the evacuation of Egypt.
says: m. Bourgeois has made an unex-
pected triumph. and may be said to have
won his spurs as foreign minister. A more
week ago and everybody seems to share
the hope of an amicable settlement with
England"
The telegraph line between Kcrosko and
Murat Wells. north of Wady-Halfa, Egypt
has been cut.