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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-21
What Mr.. Ingalls, Thinks.

Ex-senator John ]. Ingalls, arrived in
Kansas City yesterday.
II find the audiences this year" said Mr.
ingalls, to a reporter, Ito be very symps-
thetic. They Seem to be composed as a
general thing, of a miscellaneous class no
are taking a great interest IN the issues of
the campaign"
What does the gold movement i'm the
democratic ranks In Kansas amount tor
Il have not been able to give this subject
much attention. but am of the opinion that
the republican state and national ticket
will he supported by many dissatisfied dem
ocratS. who will more than compensate for
the loss of rennhliran votes -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-21

Mr. Bryan said last night at Upper Rcd
Hook. y. Y: II have received many in
yitations TO debate the silver question with
various public men. In order 10 avoid
further invitations of this nature | wish
you would say that i will not consider any
proposition to debate any question with
anybody during this campaign unless a de-
bate should be arranged between Mr. Ne
kinley and myself. So far as | know no
place for such debate il under conSidera-
ton by either national committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-21

THE CARLTON, DIRECTLY on BEACH, ON
high BLUM: clear ocean view: orchestra; telegraph
in house: accom-. 800: IS to $12 weekly.
'e23-Gm L. MADDOX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-21

HOTEL DEVON Now ,T, open sa,,. Cheer
Hotel near beach and railroad stations Coz,
veranlas KING & MARCY ies am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-21
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY n, J.

THE BERKSHIRE Inn. OCEAN END VA. AVE
entirely rensodelcd this season: quiet and home
Ike: reasonable rates; absolutely free from mos
quitnes: headquarters for Washingtonians GEO.
A ROCK. Manager; MARSHALL < TIILDTSON.
IrDps. au2l- LIN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
An Ole Gefer

Mngere9t bur9 bic frernbli9e Mnertti1z
nung, tpel9e Die v8eiIage" in alien &ianen
hires a1tsgebe6nten 2eIertretfes %gefu.:oen
bat, unb bur9 Die 8ereitpilligteit, NIT pel@
der Der Ginlabung Solge g~eleitet tporoen TT,
ben Snbalt bes 8lattes burb f9riftliGe 8eiz
trGge bielfeitiger unb interefanter 5u gez
~ftalten, ipirb Die Gehaftion audi ~feruerbtn
i6re Mufgabe bartn erbliden, aQen NnIprl@
6en, Die man an cine gebtegene b~eutlG5e
1anbpirt6f9aftGi9e 3eitung gu itelen be-
re6tigt 1T, na9 beiten &rdften gereAt gu
nerben.
Sn Nnbetrd9t Der S6atfa9e, baB bic
y8eilage" auBer BON 2dnbnirtben aua bpn
@e19Gftsleuter, 9anbperfern, Pripatfamtz
lien nnb nielen beutf3en 9dus<
frauen gelefen fptrb, i'm n8rteffaften'
btsber aber nit penigen Musnabmca nur
fol9e SSragen beantiportet purben, Die anf
Die e~inaelnen 3tpetge Der 8 anomtrth
99aft 8e5ug 6atten, fat bic &eoattton
be19lofen, bon nun an, ppett oas
e6en mDgIt9 1T, au9 dnoere
Sragen, ii6er pel9e Die 2eier unb 2efez
rinnen ft4 0 t pte nt9t 5n tn@
formiren berm0gen; gu beanttpnrz
ten; @efu9e UNI Gr3t1t4e nnb
iurtittf4e &atbf3lGge finh
mad ME bpr ousgef31ofen.
@ir ge6en uns Der 9offnung bin, baB
bic qeebrten 2e1er Der u8ei1age" fortan
ibrem Der vSGinOis 5tuatsz3eitung" entz
gegen gebra9ten regen Snterefe du4 no3
bubur9 4usbrud berGeiben perben, baB
fie. tire Na9barn unb 8etannten re4t an=
getegentli9Tt gum Qbpnntren at
btefe 3ettnng dntmtren. 9az
bur9 leiiten ie ntht nur uns, fonbern aud
i6ren Nebenmenf9en einen Stenit, tnoem
bieie bubur9 in @tdnb gefebt tperben, nit
Dem 3eitgeifte fOrt3ui4reiten uno bur4 has
@ertrautiperben NIT ben mobernen grrunz
een19aften uuf alien @ebieten Der meni9ltz
den S6Gtigteit bas Sunbament gu elmer
erfprieBli9en @riften5 5u legen.
Mnbrea5 StmDn,
&ebatteur Der y2anbtp. 8eildge".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Ubtraen, a%sltttrund, 1o. an1'atar 1896.

6anbelsgdrtner 8. Siebre9t Elm ho@
bes @erbienit erpOrben, tpel9er BEL Der 4n@
fangs Npbem6er abgebaltenen @usIte1un9
Der bon ben @9iitern 9epflan8ten pflan3en
au9 als pretsridter fun9irte. Sn bieIem
Sabre merben 1i6 mebrere tauienb Der
@9uGfinber SEEM &odeGe's an Der Das Ge=
miitb Derebelnben pflan3enpflege betbeili@
gen unb Der Qusitequng i'm ndAIten 9erhIe
pirb bort in alien &reiIen nit algemeinent
Sntereffe e~nt9egengeieben. Sas Deroient
allent6al6en gea9abmung!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
nbaItsperSeidnt6

L. settle: Gn sic 2eier - Sole Gtebret = Sie
@urtbeile ser Siefz@uGtur in mediterranean @e9ete
ben-9ie r2an6p, aeiGo9e" ais acknowledgements
8rieffa ten: amen aus @anten : atusro:
ben pom 8aumltltm h 6ennset9en zines gutter
&ettpfer6es 9riii, BET S9peinen ltnseSiefel
an Gieb Wttttel sesen &Irmer BET S8weinen =
Slide 81 rd1t9ern.
2. settle: Siidertii6 8ea6tens1pertb fin
Sbi5i9ter-9e eleftrii6e 8flus Omit &bbilbun'
GEM @us bem SI6en 8riefe etnes an9ebenber
Sarmers - Samen Der SiagezOron9e Gun
.3uferribenz GultlIr = 11eber BEN 3weG Der Ser
e6eIung Eortoffeln ais Tutter fir Wetl9fibe-
lleber bas &uTl9ieBen BET Wt0bren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Die Observation-Disclosures 8eilo9e"
ais acknowledgement.
WaInut. Sofpd. 30. 0ea. '95.

Wdlnnt, Soipd, ~. Se5. 20.
@ee6rter 0err Hebatteur!
8or einigen Monaten ipurbe BON meb<
reren Nbonnenten Der v2anbn. 8etlage" Der
Wuni9 ausge1pro9en, bas 5ormot Ser
2ebteren 3u DerdnDern urro 1ie nit einem
Na6i9lage@8egifte gu berie6en. @rlauben
sic mir, auf bteien Bunft 3uriidautomz
men urO meine Nnfi9ten bariiber aus3uz
ipre9en, b~eionoers ba mir uns tur5 Dor Der
eoSa6reatpenbe befirben unb bic u8etlage"
einen neuen Sa1rgang beginnen tpirO.
Sbne 3peifel ent6dlt bic v2anbp. Bet
loee" pertbboIe Nrtitel fir ben 2anbmann,
@ie9z unb ObFaii9ter ETC., fotpobl in Sc
italt Der io9en. 2eitartitel, ais au9 in ben
geantnortungen Der numerirten SSragen.
Sd babe iebes 8Iatt oes Sa6res 1895
oufbenabrt unb BON 1894 tper0en nur feAr
Qpenige feblen; ebenio 9a6e i9 au9 iebe
Drummer geleien uno peiB besbal6 i'm Nuz
geneinen, mas burin iteAt. 8ebarf i9
qber etnen 8at6, Damn liegen so ober 100
g1ummern Dor mir; lpel9e booon ION i9
3uert in Die 6an6 ne6men, UNI Oas @efu9te
gu finben9 0us 1T cine &iefenar6ett fir
ben @in3elnen uno finoet man enbli9, mas
mar gefu9t fat, 10 beru6t bas meiitens
auf 3ufaG, 0eBbal6 piiube es ben Wert6
beg 8lattes fe6r erb0ben, lpenn sic fi9
ntI6lieBen %f0nnten, Elm alp6o6etii9 georoz
netes 2egiiter am S9luiTe bes Sa6res
6erausaugeben. AGs brau9ten ia ni6t
allie Nrtifel u1b 8eantpprtungen Ser
Sregen ms &egiiter aufgenommen gu iperz
ben, ionoern muir 1oGbe, bic einen balternz
ben Wert6 6aben.
Was bas 6ormat Der 8eilage anbetrtfft,
10 follte es meiner @nii9t mad bleiben, tpie
es ieBt lit; 6as 8latt in 8u9format gu
6ruden, lit unprattf@. Gritens bate man
beim 2eien gu oteIe 8Gdtter um3utpenben,
mas fit ben QeferJ un6eqnem mare unb
benz papier me6r f9oben' als niiBen piirbe,
lpolte TAI bas 9latt aber 6eften o0er elm
binoen, 10 miiBten Die Seiten fiir's lauz
fenbe So6r EXTRA aumerirt unb bas Na9z
f9lagezHegtiter ben Settennummern angez
paBt neroen.
@nbers tit es, ipenn bas Gprmat bleibt,
pie es iebt 1T; man fal3e Die 8lGtter 3tpiez
fa9 5uiammen, lege tie nit Der laufenben
Drummer i~ibereinanber, bei6ipere bas @an5e
nit einem Der Sorm angepdBten 8rett9en,
tporauf man, um etnen ftGrferen Druid aus
iiben gu f0nnen, nod Elm BUD ober 5on1t
etpos legen tann. Ote 3uf ammengepreB=
ten 8ldtter fDnnen na6 8elteben in einem
8ii9erf9rant p6er elmer 8or aufbetpo6rt
perben; min man Elm Be ttmmtes Stem fin
ben, 10 iiberItebt man bas Hegiiter, 3ie6t
Die betreffenbe Nummer 9eraus utb na9z
benz man 0as @e4piin16te geleIen, legt man
Die 8ldtter auf ibren plab auriid. 0as
1T meiner Mnii9t unb @rfabrung mad Die
einfa9ite unb Bette Metbobe, bic u2anbp,
8etldge" mebr nuBbringeno gu MAIDEN.
S. g. @aBnid.
X i X
Mnm. Der geb. Sin Snbaltsberz
aei6niB fir bas So6r 1895 ipirb in Der
nettnG9 It en- Nummer Der v8eilage"
nnchtrTnIiM nnh prYhpinpn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Sole Qehren.

Ser @taat &an1os fat i'm borigen Sabre
729,494 gfunb &GIe i'm @eiammttpertbe
BON $76,596,87 er3eugt; on Butter tpuroen
31,190,365 9funb getponnen, beren 8ertb
ouf $4,054,7 47,45 bere4net tpirb.
s,- y X X
Cine quite Grnte BON 5onnenblnmenfaz
men liefert angebIi9 per 2(cre BON 1900 big
1900 Pf1nD bes beiten @petfeDls. Benn
fir bas 2eBtere nur elm Go6nenber Martt ae=
19affen perben fDnnte!
Nm bortgen Mpntog fanb in Seattle,
Maib, Elm Staatsconpent bebufs Scribe
rung Der %Smmtgration na9 benz vcSSnmerz
griinen Staate" Itatt, @tpa $50 Oeleoaz
ten nubmen an Der @erfammlung tbeit.
Die &artpffelernte Der 8ereinigten Gtda=
ten i'm porigen Sabre pirb auf runb
2%82,OOO,O00 8ufbel gef4dbt, ungefdbr
100,000,000 8uibel 'me6r, als i'm Sabre
1894. @u9 Die 3pie6elernte foG ale DIR
hergebenDe1 @rnten UNI Elm BeoeutenDe5
it6erfliigelt BADEN.
X X *
Sn Mi9igamme, Mt9., totet @ilbpret
2 Gents per pfunb; tpenn man aber Die
m%dhenbafte 4bi9la9tung Der 9trfbe unb
Ge6e unb BON anberem @ilb in ben Walz
b1ngen iener @egenb in 8etra9t 5ie6t, erz
19etnt es mebr als 5tpeifelbaft, D6 i'm nGAz
item Sabre bort ii6erbaupt nod Elm 8ilb<
pretzSraten auf5utreiben fein pirb.
X x X
auf Der Decentralization bes Stdate5
8af6ington itnb 3uderri6en, tpel6e in Der
gtdbe bes NOoffad@Slufes angebaut tpur<
Den, elmer 6emtf9en 4nalpfe unterlpOrfen
tporben, peG4e ~fOlgenbes @rgebniB bate:
mtttmirtenbe &etn6eit 900 Pro3ent; 3uderz
TAFT ITO Prp3ent; bur4f3nittli9es Sc
tpt9t Der 9di6en 1876 l1n3en. Der Grtrag
fteQte iH9 aif 20 Sons per @cre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaiten.

Gtnem ieben 2efer 1T bas 3ebt einge>
rdumt, fi9 briefli3 ooer miinbli6 an bic
Hebaftion INN Mustunft iiber beitimmte
puntte gu member. tpel6e, fopeit bas in
%unierer Ma9t liegt, gepdbrt tperben pirh>
Mnfrugen, benen nibt Der Name unb bic
genaue Mbrefe bes 5rageltellers beisefI9t
Iinb, nerben ni9t beantportet.
Oie &ebaftior.
26. Sn Srantreib ltnb 9eutf9Iurb &perz
ben fogemunnte 2upins, 5tuGbaien, ge3i9=
tet; fe baden Die 5ar6e Der 9afen unb Die
@rDBe zines &arnidels. Sic 4perben init
ben MbfGGen Der &ii9e 9enGitet. Sd babe
fs in Geip Oort gu bemfetben 3ped aui
Mdrften getroffen. &0nnten sic mir bieG=
lei6t cine 8e5ugsqlele mambaft maiden.
mo- i@ 1pl9e 2apins tuufen fann2
S. IS. g., seras.
Mmtpprt erbalten Sic briefli9,
27. 8fHtte laFen Sic mir bic Nbrefle cine,
sSirma 5ufommen, 1peGAe bic 4loe'i9en
sSru9ttrDdrer au D~ertalfen fiat.
Conrad 8erner, Oregon.
Mmtmort se6t Sbnen briefliA gu.
%. @onen 9ie mir 9ef, @usfunft geben
apo i9 @ta9el6eerz, Sobannis6eer@ uni
@robe:rpflanae1 fuufen tann uro ipel9es
Die be item @orten iin09 @lei6Fuas mO9t'
i6 apifIen, bon tpo i'd Sbtbdume, Runtel@
rii6en, &o6lriiben urb bic groBe Sortt
Wpbrriiben beaie9en tarn. Qebtere 4nO4tt
i6 aGs 9ferbefutter b%ertpatben.
Otto 9einB, Nebrasta.
Mntport tpirb briefli4 erfoDgsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

Mnm. Der &eb. Sin Snbattsber=
5ei6niB fir bas Sa6r 1895 tpirb in be,
peitnG@fen Hl1mmer Der n8eilage'
na9trdgli9 nod erf3einen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

Der BON benz &ebafteur Der r8eilage"
I4on 70 oft unb ernitli9 b%efiirnortete Plan,
an S9uGtinber Sopfpflan5en gu pertbeilen
unb e~ritere bur9 ~ars5uieBenbe Prdmien aur
@uGtur unb 9flege Der gepd9ie gu ermunz
tern, I'M babur9 in ben 9er3en Der 8inDer
Die 2tebe CUR 8flan5enipelt gu
ertpeden un6 tpa3 3u 6aIten,
lit neuli9 in Stem &o3eIIe, q. g., our f9Dnz
item 8etbdtigung gelangt.' I'm Die 9ur9z
fibrung Der Sbee bat ii4 bort Der bsutI@s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Aprtr14lt1trnI 9atpplemtPtt

M. 81. @baper in Sparta, @ts.. Ia9t
febr ri6tig: 0ie 8eeren3u@t erfOrbsrt guz
ten @eI9mad, 51eiB, @~ntf4GOfenbeit, 2nit
unb 2iebe CUR Mrbett, bic our re9ten 3ett
unb in Der beitmDgGi9en Weiie getban iperz
ben muB. Sin 8%eeren8ii9ter muB nit
alien M1itteln barna9 ftreben, Die i4dbli=
3en 8irtungen Don YfIan5entrant6eiten,
ltnge3iefer, Sr6ten, 9iirre unb anoerenl
l1ngema9 auf Elm Minimum gu rebu5tren,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Jan. S-The Column.
bia CONSTRUCTION company, of Chicago, has
asked leave Of the supreme court to file u
petition for mandanus to require the
secretary of state to file a certificate set
ting forth the fact that the company had
Increased its capital stock from 1900, coo
to So,00O,0J0 The last legislature in
creased the license Zee 20 81 for each 81, 600
of increase certified to. The fee demanded
by the secretary of state was So 100, which
the corporation refused to pay, holding
that the law applied only to companies or
ganized before the law went into effect
Attorney General Moloney sustains this
view of the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Thc finance coin-
mittee's free silver substitute for the bond
bill was reported to the senate with notice
that it would be called up today, and Nor
rill significantly remarked that it was op-
posed by every Republican member of
the committee. ElkinS offered a resoiu-
ton requiring all bond sales to be ''popu-
lar" ones. Vest replied to Sherman's
financial speech and vigorously attacked
the supreme court for its income tax de-
cision. Chandler introduced bin for a
popular loan through postal savings cer-
tiiicatcs. Lodge brought up section 49,
revised statutes, and claimed that the
editor Of the New York World had vio-
lotcd it, in holding communication on
the Venezuelan and financial questions
with the Prince OF Wales and other
foreigners. An executive session was
held.
The house adopted Z resolution asking
vhy the antitrust law was not executed.
Bills were introduced: To maintain the
gold reserve with p. per cent. bonds; for
q commission on highways; to tax sweat
Shops $500 per year. Several resolutions
were introduced to recognize Cuban bel.
lirp-cncy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The Belmont Y arderbilt marriage will DO
private and probably. take place on Jan. 20.
Anderson Lewis, colorcd, died at the
Providence hospital, Chicago. after hard
struggle to acquire an education by work
ing in Il billiard room and playing the
guitar and singing in saloons. His earn
irgs were not sufficient for his needs, and
the doctors think he died OF lack of proper
food.
Byron Baldwin, Yonkers. n. Y, mil.
lionaire. disappeared in Paris between
Noy. l. and II, and his friends fear he may
nave been murdered for his money.
John Mangel. - Pine street, Chicago, is
missing with 1000 in cash and $1,000
worth CT diamonds, and his wife fears foul
play.
Obituary: At Louisville, Cripitc Pal
moni, the actor, aged 81. At Bedford,
Ind. Editor Frank b. Hitchcock. aged A..
At Cleveland. General II. ID. Lcggett,
aged ~. AT Quincy. Ills, Abram Benton,
aged g.. At Holland, Mich, Adrianus
Nysscn, aged ~. At Houghton, Mich,
William Miller. AT GAINESVILLE. Wis,
Ahram W. Parker, aged as, At Madison,
Wis, Peter b. Fields. aged I'll. At Gin
cinnati, Nine. Sophie Hebrigcl, who fol-
lowed the Ninth Ohio regiment through
the rebellion, aged 3d.
The South Presbyterian church at Ga
lena, Ills, has just celebrated its fifticth
anniversary.
Pearl Eytinge, the once famous actress,
is dying from alcoholism and morphine
poisoning in II New York hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoenwetter narrowly
escaped death By sIiffocation in a fire
which did $4,000 damage in the Dickson
block, Chicago. The blaze started shortly
before midnight in the basement at 27i
Madison street.
Jennie Goldthwaite announces that she
Will leave the stage to marry L. NJ. Muir
ply, Chicago broker.
New York city enjoyed n 3 degrees below
zero temperature. At Franconia, \. H., it
was 81 below.
The women OF Chicago have promised
so, 900 10 the Armenian relief fund.
The contest for the presidency of tho
Chicago board of trade resulted in the re-
election of William Il. Baker. Bakers
majority was 2l5, and this will be his
fourth term.
The Iowa legislature will convene at 10
o'clock Monday. 1t is expected an organ
ization Will be perfected SO that the in
aug.:-e-;c;; of General Drake and Matt
S-=-.o xiii be held on Thursday,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
REPUBLICAN SENATE CAUCUS
Comes to No Conclusion in Regard to tie
House Tariff B;!I.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S-An hour and a
half was used up yesterday previous to
the meeting of the senate by the Rcpubli-
can senate caucus in discussion OF what
to do about the tariff bill. The entire
time OF the caucus was consumed in dis
cussing the proposed amendments, but no
formal expression was secured upon any
OF them, this being left until the afternoon
session. The prevailing sentiment ap-
peared to be against all amendments and
favorable to reportin z the bill as it
came from the house. Several senators
expressed doubts rs to the wisdom OF TIE
bill in any shape. ana there was an evil
dent disposition 10 regard the bill as pure
IL an emergency measure
Allison and Aldrich explained briefly the
attitude Of the Republican members of the
finance committee, saying that while the
committee had no formal Recommendation
10 make to the caucus they had consid-
cred all the proposed amendments and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
RESERVE NOW BELOW $50, COG, 900.
Some Facts OF Bad Omen Remembered as
tn Last january

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The treasury yes
to-day lost s2,l63,ooo in gold bars and
al,o9j,C0o in gold coin, and received from
the Mercantile National bank of New
York $4,000 in exchange for currency,
making the net loss for the day 3, 159, 600.
ms leaves the true amount of the reserve
at the close OF business SOS. 49, 40. In
financial circles here the fear is expressed
that yesterdays heavy withdrawals are
but the beginning of heavy expectations.
1t IS recalled that during last January the
Withdrawals amounted to about So, o00,-
OJe, OF which $50, G0o000 were withdrawn
within two weeks and over S1,Oo0,ol0 in
one day,
The fact that thirty days must elapsc
before the new bond issue can be closed
and the contracts awarded seems to add
to TIE anxiety heretofore felt, and in
some quarters the opinion is expressed
that before the LIST OF February arrives
the gold. reserve will have been reduced
considerably below any point it has
reached hitherto
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
LODGE GETS AFTER THE WORLD.
because Its Editor Has Been Soliciting the
Opinions OF Foreigners,

because Its Editor Has Been Soliciting the
Opinions OF Foreigners.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.--A breeze was
created in the senate yesterday when
Lodge, referring 10 section $3.50, revised
statutes, charged that the editor of the
New York World had violated that
section in soliciting the opinions of
the Prince of Wales and other foreigners
on the Venezuelan dispute and the pros
spccts for American bonds in Europe
Gray said tnat just public opinion must
be the first arbitcr of all questions, doubted
the sincerity OF Lodge, and said that such
an inqIisitoridl law was unworthy OF civil
ization.
Chandler said the wisdom of the law
WIS not under discussion, ard asked
would 1t be II violation OF law if Pulitzer,
if war should become fragrant. Were TO ask
such questions. Gray said that when W;ir
became fragrant it would be time enough
to answer that question. THANH God
such WAS not the case now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
Abou Ben McGinty.
AFTER ABoU BEN ADHEx.

Ahou Ben soGiniy, may his tribe Increase,
'rawled ont Of bed all covered with iccs..
"Br jIbb.r-p p he sai5. whats this -ce2
Faith IL Jocks 10 me like l-Cox Brownie"
- nd what are yon dong " say. Nc very bold,
-writine Oh over that bo h ~ gold;''
The Brownie vanished OFT Of sight,
Twas the last Nc saw ol hiE that night.
The rext night the Brownie appeared 'agin."
Nc bad finished hi prayer and jasi turned In.
"Faith.' he said. ''tlis !. o'Grady'> gnost
Turned Out u give Inc al elegant roast"
''And what lye have" said ,ie IN e trembling
voice
"sure IT. whisky III tske, It's always my
choice"
The Broynie vlui-hcd a. the night before,
Went OFT o. The ss5DcJw inE.e11 OF tie door,
The nez, night the Brownie appeared fer the
"a 20 tme.
nc had been oui 10 a wake and was full OF fyht
and rrT.uc; ,
Tyh,. Brownie . al written n his hook Of gold
) -iOry ne gss now ready u unfold.
'Aud Whist have We writ in that precious book,
III give ye swig IL ven give me look
The Brownie ans ~ red 1--we written the Nance
Of soaps that are best"
and 10 aud behold Anti dashboard soap ie.cs
AL the rect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Two men giving
their names as Henry Phelps, of Chicago,
and George Williams, of Brooklyn, at
tempted to enter the residence of the Brit
ish ambassador last night through n back
door. They Were discovered as they en-
tered the grounds surrounding the house
by the police, who arrested them while at
tempting to pick the lock. Phelps had a
loaded weapon. and also had in his pos
session one of the most complete sets of
burglar tools ever seen here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
Flourney Company Knocked Ont,

OMAHA, Jan. S.-Judge Shiras, of Iowa,
in federal court at Omaha, rendered a de-
cision declaring that in cases where In.
dians have become citizens, with all the
accompanying privileges, the government
is still bound by all treaty stipulations OK.
isting while tribal relations were sus-
tanned. He holds that it applies on all
reservations. The decision was rendered
IN the flournoy company appeal, wherein
it asks to have its claim to Indian lands
sl1sf aimed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
Limit OF Membership Age Too Low.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Jan. S.-The An
Gent Order of Egyptians has asked leave
TO file petition for a nandamus against
Insurance Superintendent Durfee, requir-
ing him to issue a charter to the company.
Superintendent Durfee holds that IL
would be contrary to public policy to
charter this company for the reason that
the minimum age of beneficiarics is placed
SO lows years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
were of opinion that if nny changes were

were of opinion that if any changes were
TO be- made they should be in the way of
increasing the house rates on agricultural
products, spirits, and pottery, and adding
sugar to the list to be increased 10 per
cent.
The caucus was adjourned to enable tho
members to attend the senate with the in
tcntion OF reconvening after the senate adj
lourncd, but this was abandoned and the
caucus will meet again this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

INV Turk, jan. Z
Money on call per cent bid; no loans;
prime mercantile paper GAP per cent. !;
sterling exchange quiet, lower, with actual bus
iaess In bankers bills ut 4S9 GIoJi4 for de-
L.land and 49, 2G4S.a4 for sixty days; posted
rates, 4sSgioJ and 4g09i91l2; commercial
bills, 1865.
Silver certificates, 6.d519s; no sales; bar
silver, 6j;s Mexican dollars 52{i.
United States government bonds, new As
down =, other issues steady new As registered,
Ia; do coupons, Ia; IS registered, l1.i.; SIS
coupons, ll2i4; As registered, los; As cuu-
pons, 1852; IS registered, 81; Pacific IS of
'9j, l0o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
As to Recognition of Cuba.

WASHINGTON, Jan, S.-Chairman Hit
of the house committee on foreign affairs
speaking Of the movement for Cuban rec
ognition, said that he had no objection to
the introduction of resolutions en- the
subject, although resolutions covering
every phase of the question had been in
troduced and We're now before the COM
mittee on foreign affairs, which was pre-
pairing Il report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-08
Syndicate VIII Get 1t All.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S-The belief that
the syndicate will get the entire loan
grows stronger every hour This is ex-
pressly conspicuous on the floor of the
senate and house in private conversation
with the members.