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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-16

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS & WALL
PAPER going at great reductions.
Mattings away down just for company.
Only few Hammocks and Lawn
Mowers to close out cheap.
Call and get prices at
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-16
Halt Rates to St. Louis.

The B. 8 o. s-w. Ry. viii on July 2oth ana
2ist, sell tickets to St Louis Mo-. and return,
at the very low rate OF one fare for the round
trip good returning until July 2Sth.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-16

Fine all Linen Table Goods at 35c.
iSc and CSC a yard. Special for this
sale,
The evening times., 1896-07-27
PANAMA STEAMSHIPS.
Passengers Complain of the Colum-
bian Lines Treatment.

Passengers Complain of the Colum.
bian Lines Treatment.
Panama, July 27.-Passengers arriving
on the Columbian line of steamers are COM
planning of the treatment'they receive
1t has always been the custom of the
steamship companies Of either side to care
for the passengers arriving here by their
ships until their connecting ship should
arrive.
Many Of the passengers cannot afford
to pay high hotel bills during the time
that it is sometimes necessary for them
to remain on the isthmus. Especially Is
this the case with the steerage passen-
gers. They leave New York expecting to
be cared for until they are landed in their
respective ports.
The contrast between the manner in
which the passengers have been cared for
by the Columbian Line and the Pacific Mail
3. s. Company here of late Is indeed very
striking.
The Columbian Line steamer Finance ar
rived at Colon recently. Her passengers
were turned loose to shift for themselves
that same afternoon. The Pacific Mail
steamer Colombia arrived here day later,
Her passengers were cared for on board
the ship until the evening of the fourth
day, at which time they were transferred
to the steamer Finance.
The evening times., 1896-07-27
SHOT WHILE PRAYING.
Mrs. william Marshall wounded at
Her Daughters Grave.

Jersey City, N. J., July 27.-William Mar
shall and his wife, Ellen, of this city, went
to the Hudson county Catholic cemetery
yesterday afternoon to visit the grave
OF their daughter, who was buried two
weeks ago. While they were kneeling at
the grave praying they heard shot, quickly
followed by another. At the second shot
Mrs. Marshall gave cry and fell over the
grave.
1t was found that a charge of birdshot
had lodged In her breast. Some of the
shot struck Mr.. Marshall on the hand.
The police found that two men had been
firing off a shotgun from the back stoor
Of Peter Heiling's house, on Mallory avenue.
Peter Helling and John Graves, who were
In the house, were arrested.
Telling said that he had been having a
little birthday celebration, and every
body was feeling Jolly, and they had
fired the gun. Mrs. Marshall lie not se-
fiously injured.
The evening times., 1896-07-27
IMPURITIES IN THE AIR
Relation Of the Atmosphere to
Human Life.
SHOULD VENTILATE ROOMS

Interesting Experiments Have Re-
Gently Been Concluded Which Show
That No Bacteria or Particles of
Dead Tissue Are Contained in Ex-
pired Air.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
ger4ntThtEH.

Qm 9ienitdg No9mittag purbs III
Maf6ington, 8. g., in @egennart
elmer getpaItigen @olfsmenge, eini9IisBtif
bes prdfibenten GGebeIetb, bes 8iceprdfiOenz
ten S%tepenIon, Der 8ertrsttr bes Sberz
geri9tes, bes btplomattf9en Corps, Der
Senatpren nnb GongreBabgeorbnet.n unb
p;eler 8eteranen unter einorudsbollen
5eierli9teiten bas Geiterftanbbilb bes Sc
neralmajors 8infielb Scott 9ancod ent=
hiint. Ser @ntbilung 9ing cine paraOe
Dprdn.
Der @ensralptfar Der r0mif9ztatboIiI6en
9i0aefe Georgia, g3ep. guffertp, iftNtittpOf
inNtlanta, pp1in er fhh 5urGonfultirung e!>
mes Nr5tes begeben bate, uetorben. gr ipar
erft tiir5lib bon elmer aus 9efunObeitsriid=
Ii9ten unternommenen &eife na9 benz Nusz
Lamb 3uriidgefe6rt. Der 8eritprbene tpar in
Srlanb eebOren unb bat 6ds Amt zines Ges
neraloifars 20 Sabre lang befleibet,
0as Sdla6tfdiff Oregon" fat
auf 1etner amtliben Brobefabrt bic glGnz
3enbe 9eiitung pon 1878 Rnotsn Der3ei9net,
Seine Grbausr rrbalten cine prdmis BON
$175,O00.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81. 81. Nelion bonn
8. MinneiOtuer 8e5irt fat feline Reiignutioa
an Prdft0ent Glepelanb eingerei9t. Ser
RiAter purbe Sdmtug 70 Sabre aft uni
fam fi9 na9 benz @efeB nit oolem Gebali
peniioniren Iafen.
Sreitug Mbenb 1T bic brittf9e 8aste
pMoadmbique" ppn 8io Ss~Saneiro BEL Der
Auarantdne in San Srdneisco angefom=
men. Stint Mdnn BON Der 8eiabung iua=
rem in ben tropif9en @etpdfern am @eI6sr
Sieber geftorben nnb elm MatroIe bate
Selbtmpr6 6egangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
TE1terHhritnEte

Dim Montug ERf6enb um 8 n6r
brd9 in 8~afbtngton, .. g., eine
Seuersbrunit aus, tpel9e einen 59aben BON
fat elmer 8iertelmiQion Dollars anribtete
uno Bel Der 3pet 5euerpebrleute um's 2ee
ben tumen unb cine MnaabG anberer burd
einitiir3enbe Ntauern ernitIi9 berleBt muir
ben. SnnerbaGb 5tpsi Stunben Iagen 81 Sc
bGube ne6t Sn6alt in S9utt unb 4f9e
Ser ubgebrannte 9titritt befte6t beina6e
gang aus @ommiIfions= anb Sobbingz6dlt
fern in benz bpn @aIt 2ouiItana Mpenue
g. unb TO- StruBe begren3ten 9ebiert. Waar
gldubt, buB bas Seuer bur9 bas @inI9lageu
bes 8libes in Die s3~peigitution Der gpftal
telegraph So. entitanben 1T. Geab 2 Stunz
ben mar bas 5euer unter gpntrp1e.
Die 9rGBte Seuersbrunf, pelAe felt aebr
Sa6ren in Itlanta, @a., getpiit6ei
bat, brad am Sonntag M6enb I'm
IL u6r in einem 8lod in Der Mitte bel
Stabt aus, Der BON ben @eleifen Der Siioz
li9en @ifenbabn unb Priorz, 9ecdtur= uni
@plinsfruBe begren3t tit. 9as an ben
l1nipnz8abn6of ~anftoBenbe Marfbam=
6Duie, zines Der befannteiten 6ptels i'm
&unbe, 1T boGIitdnbig obae6rannt. Ser
S9aben am @ebdube unb Mobilidr betrdqt
$4,000, Dem cine @erii9erung BON $4,000
gegeniiber ftebt.
MiIam &c gatterfon's 2eibftdGe, in nell
den bas Seuer 8uerit ausbra6, gatter1on's
2ei6enbeftattergei4dft, cine Gei6e tIeiner
9dufer an 9~ecaturitrdBe unO elm babies
9uBenb 9duier an GoGinsftraBe, tpeG9e 3uz
meift BON 9amen Der 6albpelt bepo6nt paz
rem, iinb ben 5lammen gum Spfer gefalen.
Ser @eiummtf9aben am Marfbum 9oufe=
8lod biirfte an $780, 900 betragen, Der grOB=
tentbeils bur9 @erii9erung gebedt 1T.
Sn 5ranttin Gttp, @a., finO am Sonns
tag 25 WpbnbGuier, bus poftgez
bGube unb cine erft tiir5Ii6 fertig getpOrbens
Metbobitentir9e in Slummen a%ufgegangen,
Der genuue 8erIuit ldBt f9 CUR Stunbe
mod ni9t angeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

burg, Der i'm 9e9riffs mar, gum Mittogeileh
gu geber, NIT benz 3uialieBen bes Selo=
f6rantes befddftigt mar. QuBer 8lOppenz
BURG mar Niemaro i'm 8anflotaI dnpeleno.
Die 8cuber ergriffen i'm bon binten, banDen
uno fnebelten i'm unD rafften bann bas gaaSe
in Der 8ant Oorrdtbtge 9elb, $1,000, 3as
Iamnen un0 oeroufteten bamtt. @illiam
s. OapIon, Der fur3 barauf na4 Der SAINT
fam, iab ben gefefIelten &affirer am gobet
liegen unb befreite i'm aus ieinen 8anben.
Siebsn 9efangene ftnb am Samsz
tdq Mbenb um 8 1br aus benz Gee
fdnqnife BON Nstppprt, &p., ausges
brp9en. Sic tparen unter einem Oa9e nit
Scott Sadfon uno Qlon3o MaQing eingea
fperrt, BON benen Der @ritere am
9onnerItag Der @rmorbung ber pearl
8rpan iiberfiibrt unO gum Sobe berurt9ctlt
porben 1T, pGbrsnD MuGing ipegen ots
ndmliben @erbre9ens bemndht feiner pros
5efiirung e%ntgegen1tebt. Die Slu9t Der Sic
BEN mar babur9 mD9li6 geporoen, bdB
elmer Der @efangensn bic Nngeln an Der BIN
teren Sbir bes @efdngnifIes abgefdgt unb
10 Die Sieben berausgelaffen batte. SadlDn
unb Waling bitten ebenfaus entflteben f0nz
men, BADEN es aber pprge3ogen, i'm @efdngs
nifIe 5uriid5ubIeiben, neil tie fi9 bofelbft
ii9erer glaubten. @egen Der gegen fe BERT
f9enbsn a0gemeinen @rbttterung piirben
ite ndmli6 f@perIi9 einem 2pn9geri4t entz
gangen fein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Qu ISLAM 8.
OeutfhIano

Die beuti9s 8siit1i9feit, bic tatboliidt
iopDbl pte Die protetantif4e, 1T i'm bD4iter
@rabe aufgeregt iiber bic Depef9e, fpel9l
Der &atIer an ben 9ebeimratb 9r, 9in3=
peter bstreffs oes Grs9 ofprebtgers unb Siib=
rers Der Gbritli9zS o5talen, Or. Noolpf
StDder, geri9tet bat unb tpelhe nit gu
itimmung bes &atiers bur9 bic Sagespreft
berDffantli9t tpuroe. DieIe in febr bar
f9em Some gebaltene Oepef9e lautete nit
fplgt: r9ie @eiItli9teit muB ft9 ni9t in
Bolitit etnmii9en, bieDeil bieie ie gar nt9ts
angebt." 9ieie Mabnung bat Die 8eitz
Gi6en aufgebra@t unb Die gan5e f%lerifalt
9refe bat ibrer @ntriiitune Nusorud gegez
BEN. Or. 5tDder 1T in 1einem Organ, be1
,Gbangelii9en &ir9en3eitung" NIT elmer
i9orfen Grpioerung berausgetommen, in
tpel6er er 1agt, baB Der &aifer felbit, als Ell
nod prin3 Wil6elm tpar, Die briitli6z
5oatale SbGtigteit Der @eiitGi6fett uIs Elm
Mittel our 8eiiegung Der 9O5ialoemofratie
getenn3ei9net babe.
s3pei Der tonangebenben flerifalen Srs
qane, Der v&ei9sbote" unb bas n8olt", fpres
6en iber Die 8erDffentlidung Der faiferli9er
0epeI9e lire i9drfite MiBbiGigung UNI
ibr 8ebauern aus, be5ei6nen bieIel6t
als unbeba9t unb ungere9t unb peifer
barauf fin, oaB @eiitli9en bur3 bic Ser
fuhung bic feIben Re9te pte anberen 8iir=
aern deipdbrleitet -1eten.
Die neutrality-suspicious. Srgane, BIZ
.8ermdnia" uno bic ,&Dlni59e Bolts
3eitung" bringen Mrtifel, bic in dbnIiaem
Some gebalten iinb. Oie foaialoemOfratii9e
9reRe perbammt bic Oepeibe als cine Gin
mi16ung bes &at1ers in Derm1ungsmdBige
Gedte, urb in perl9iebenen Sbetlen 9eutf9z
lambs baben gsiitlihe Spnoben enti9ie5eu
fir Or. @tDder unb fein 8orgeben Partei
ergriffen unb Die 9epef9e bes &aiiers i9ari
getaoelt.
gu Mnfang Der Wp9e purbe in eana
9eutf9lanb bas Srteoensiubildum gefeiert
NuBer in Srantfurt tpuroen in Dresden,
Darn 1tabt unb 9unnoper Sete gefeiert, biz
einen balb militdrii9en gbaratter trugen,
nGbrenb in Der &~et9sbauptitabt bon ben
8eteranen bes beutf4zfran3Dfi9en &rieges
cine rteiige 5eftfeier b~eranitultet purbe.
unter Nnbepem Elm nm5ug, an tpel9em itd
1000 8eteranen betbeiltgten.
Die Subelfeier purbe au9 in gan3
8abern, nit befonberem @lan3e in Miin8en,
Niirn6erg unO @ugsburg, gefeiert.
SIS 1T iibrigens ni3t unbemertt g%eblieben,
baB Die Seitfeiern in 8abern einen itren9
baperii6en &ntri3 batten, tnbem nur bapez
rif4e 5abnen 81 feben iparen unb in ben
5eitreben peber bonn 8ai1er nod bonn Sir
item 8ismard bic 9febe mar.
9as friibere Mitglieb bes Rei9gtages
nnb 2anbtuees, Mifel, Elm Sntimus @uaer
&i9ters, 1T unter Der &ntlage bes Maeinetos
per6aftet iporben.
SIM 2aufr biefer No9e iinb 5tpei beutf4e
MISUNDERSTANDING erOffnet pOrben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Sn s6u5leton, 9a,, brad 5reitag in benz
grOBen @ef6dftsGaOen BON I4. S. 5dirr
5euer aus, tpel6es einen S4aoen BON iiber
$4,000 nnriAtets.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Die am Montag Nadmittag es=
fOlgte &nfunft bes Gaaren ulb Der
g5arin in Mosfou tann als Der Be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Sin bertpegener 8anfrau6 purbe an
SOnneritug Mittag in benz 13 Mei,
len 0itli4 bon S~pringfieGb, Sltt,
npis, gelegenen Buffalo beriibt, in,
benz Der &aRirer 9e6nnoen unb qefne6eli
purbe unb Die &duber iib nit $1,000 aug
Dem Staube ma9ten. Die berau6te 8anl
1T @igentbum bon 8. u. gedrea &c So
I'm Wittag betraten 3pei oerGarbte Rerle S;t
Sanf, geraoe als Der &afirer @arl &loppen=
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Would he Governor of Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 14.--Colonel l. N.
Walker, commander-in-chief Of the g. A.
r., Is the newest candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for governor. For
several weeks friends of Colonel Walker
have been urging him to allow the use OF
his name in connection with the nomina-
tion, and he has been receiving letters
from all parts of the state urging him to
be candidate. These opportunities from
friends, veterans, politicians and men
high in the councils of the party in the
state have had their effect, and the name
of the commander-in-chlef will be present.
ed TO the Republican state convention.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
SLAP IN THE FACE.
Given by the Turkish Government to Ar
menia's Friends.

Given by the Turkish Government to Ar
menia's Friends.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l3-The Turkish le-
CATION gave out yesterday afternoon the
following official communication: 1.-The
imperial government will not permit any
distribution among its subjects in its own
territory by any foreign society or individ-
uals, however respectable the same may
be (as for instance, the Red Cross society
of money collected abroad. Such inter-
ference no independent government has
ever allowed, especially when the collec-
tions are made on the strength of speeches
delivered in public meetings by irrecon-
oilable enemies of the Turkish race and
religion, and on the basis of false accusa-
tions that Turkey repudiates. Besides
the sublime porte Is mindful of the true
interests of its subjects, and distin guish-
ing between the real state of things and
the calumnics and wild exaggerations of
interested or fanatical parties WILL as it
has done heretofore under its own legiti-
mate control, alleviate the wants of
all Turkish subjects living in certain
provinces, irrespective of creed or race.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Denounccd as a GROSS Exnggeration.
Meeting at which Momentous Questions
Are said To Have Been Decided.

Meeting at Which Momentous Questions
Are Said tn Have Been Decided.
LONDON, Jan. 13.-The meeting of the
cabinet saturday is said to have decided
upon the course Great Britain will take
on all the questions now troubling the
empire. This is not known certainly, for
nothing ever leaks out of British cab
met meeting. One thing may be set down
as = fact, and that Is that the cabinet was
unit on all questions. 1t is semi-offi-
cially announced that very shortly Lord
Salisbury will publish the whole of the
Venezuela and Transvaal cases.
A dispatch from Pretoria says A
proclamation issued by President Kruger
on Friday said that he had long meditated
an alteration OF the constitution but that
he could not accede To unwarrantable de-
mands. He had intended to submit to the
next session of the volksraad a law grant
ing municipality to Johannesburg.
Dare l do So" continues the proclama-
ton, latter what has happenedp 1 will
give the answer myself. L know that
there are thousands In Johannesburg to
whom / can with confidence entrust this.
Let the Johannesburgers make it possible
for the government to appear before the
volksraad with the words, forget and
forgive"
One remarkable feature Of the anger
against Germany noticeable here is the
change in front with respect TO Russia
Among all classes the sentiment seems
unanimous that as a reply to the kaiser's
telegram to Kruger England should give
Russia carte blanche in Turkey; let her
have Constantinople, the Dardanelles-
anything except British possessions-and
thus forever settle the trouble between
the lion and the bear.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17

Details Are at Hasa-
HAVANA, Jan. 1b.-A report has just
been received that the railroad station and
the railroad bridge at Govea have been
burned by the insurgents, the bridge being
partially destroyed. Govea is on the rail-
road south from Havana and Is south Of
Rincon and near Bejucal. This is the
Immediate neighborhood In which an en-
gagemenf was supposed to be taking place
yesterday afternoon between Generals
Linares and the Insurgents. cannonading
having been heard In that direction.
There Is nothing in the official report
given out To associate the destruction of the
railroad property with the battle, nor are
any further details given Co the public of
any engagement i'm that neighborhood.
News comes from Remedies that an insur-
gent lieutenant with thirty followers has
surrendered TO the authorities I'm that dis
trict.
IL is estimated that the insurgents have
1900 more or less wcll-armed men nowa
and their friends claim that they will be
reinforced b. 10000 more shortly. Prac-
tically the whole interior of the island,
from east TO west, with the exception of
the large towns is in possession of the in
surgcnts, who have burned everything
combustible and have levied tribute right
and left, under the very noses of the
Spanish commanders, thus cutting down
the revenue Of the Spanish government
from Cuban sources about 50 per cent ac-
cording to tho insurgents estimate.
Under these conditions IL Is not aston
ishing that some change in the command
ership OF the Spanish forces is expected
daily. Even the most intimate friends Of
General Campos do not claim that he has
been half successful in his operations.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
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Foraker Elected q Senator.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 15-When Calvin
5. Brice vacates the seat in the senate,
which he now holds, March 8, 1897, he will
be succeeded by John b. Foraker, and
once again Ohio will be represented in
that body by two Republicans. The two
houses of the Legislature yesterday took
separate ballots on the senatorship with
the following result: Senate-Foraker,
29 Brice, 8; Groot (Pop.), l. House-For.
aker, 81; Brice, 81; Groot, o; Cage, Judge
Blanden and Lawrence Neal, each.
This result will be confirmed in joint ses.
aion TO-DAY
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Harrity Wins mt PhiIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l5.-At the Demo
cratic conventions held here last night to
elect delegates to the state convention
the friends of National Chairman Harrity
scored an overwhelming victory. The
Philadelphia delegation to the state con-
vention will be almost a unit, and this
will mean that the ten district delegates
from this city to the Democratic national
convention will act in harmony with Har-
rity's friends -
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Lnmher Comnanx Assipns.

CHICAGO, Jan. 15-The Ketcham Lum-
Der company, one of the largest concerns
in the lumber district, has failed. The
company made an assignment in the
county court to the Title Guarantee and
Trust company and the assignee took
charge OF all the property of the corpora
tion. Assets are estimated to be from
$500 600 to t600, 900, while the liabilities are
about &275.OOO.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Gone to Arrest Bill Doolin.

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, Jan. 13.-Lieu-
tenant Sullivan of the Texas state ran
gers and posse left this city for a point
forty miles north in the Indian Territory
TO capture the notorious desperado, Bill
Doolin, who is said TO be lying in dug
out seriously wounded from "a gunshot
received in battle with the rangers in
that vicinity fifteen days ago.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Going To Dig Up New Data.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Worlds copy
righted special from La Guayara Venez-
uela, says: President Crespo has ap-
pointed Rafael Seijas, Laureano Villa
nueva, Julian Viso March and Antonio
Saluzzo commission To search the
libraries in Venezuela for old data regard
ing the Guiana boundary in order To as
sist the United States commission.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
German sword Quite a Terror.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-The Globe says 1t
thinks that the pacific complexion Of the
Venezuelan question is due to Emperor
William, adding: 1.-THE moment the Ger
man sword ratified Brother Jonathan
ceased TO finger his revolver. Secretary
Olney's appeal regarding the Transvaal,
coming from the author Of the enlarge
ment of the Monroe doctrine. is an olive
branch. Nor has reciprocity In friendship
been lacking on our side"
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
state Control of RaiIway..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Senator Nelson
has introduced bill placing interstate
railroads which have been chartered by
act of congress under the Jurisdiction of
the states they enter so far as concerns
the control of the tolls, rates and fares
charged, regardless of charter provisions
TO the contrary.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Blackburn Gets the Nomination.

FRANKFORT, Jan. 1.-THE Democratic
joint Legislative caucus last night nomi-
mated Senator j. G.. $. Blackburn as the
candidate of that party to succeed himself
in the United States senate. The decid-
ing ballot resulted: Blackburn, 81; Nc
Creary, 10; Brown, g.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Their Fate La still Unknown.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 15.-Nothing has yet
been heard as to the fate of the three
men who floated out into the lake Monday
evening on an ice foe. Neither has it
been learned who the men were.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Jameson's Failure Due to Americans.

TORONTO, Jan. 15-Percy Ireland, who
has just arrived from South Africa as the
representative here Of company which
is to hold an international Industrial ex.
hibition at Johannesburg next May,
speaking of the difficulties In the Trans
vaal blames the Americans for the Jane
son raid f1asco. He says that when he left
Johannesburg six weeks ago the Uitland-
ers were moving in expectation of Jane
sons invasion, and that all outsiders ex-
cept Americans were prepared to welcome
him.
These Americans, though they resented
Boer oppression, were opposed to any
movement that might end in the Trans
vaal becoming colonial possession Of
Great Britain The reason they gave for
this attitude was that IL Great Britain
came into possession of the country the
high wages obtainable there now would
be reduced before the rapid influx of En-
glishmen that would follow.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
kRUEGERS MESSAGE TO THE RAAD,
Says He VIII Have Something Further to
Say When Things Are Quieter.

Say When IhinSs Are Ouieter.
PRETORIA, Jan. 15.-The volksraad has
authorized the government to increase the
state artillery force by 400 men. They
also adopted "A government resolution
thanking the Orange Free State for its
sisterly assistance and also Sir Hercules
Robinson, governor of Cape Colony, and
Sir Jacobus De Wet British agent at Pre-
toria, for the powerful support they had
given to the Transvaal government and
for their efforts to prevent bloodshed. A
message was read to the volksraad from
President Kruger to the effect that he in
tends to discuss with the raad lin later
and calmer moments the causes which led
10 the dastardly plot against the state and
government" The brief sitting Of the
volksraad then adjourned till May, owing
TO the excited feeling among the burghers
Sixty-four members of the Uitlanders
reform committee who have been ar
rested by the Boer authorities on the
charge of treason against the republic in
connection with the expedition from Brit
ish Africa, have been imprisoned at
Pretoria, at Joel, small village near
Vryheid, and at Bethlehem, in the Orange
Free State The Randi district is quiet
now. The mines are working and shops
in johannesburg have been re-opened
The bank balances of the ''reiorm" pris-
oners have been impounded and their
property conflscated.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 15-The Repub-
lican caucus last night chose Frank J,
Cannon and Arthur Brown for United
States senator's.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Tran.vaaa to Civ. Up the Prisoners.

LONDON, Jan. 15.-Governor Sir Hercu-
les Robinson has photographed to the
Olonial office that he has completed ar
rangements for the transfer OF the prison.
ers now held by the Transvaal govern
nlent at the Natal border.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
Gold Reserve i. Now ss4.sra.a7I.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 15.-Ths treasury
yesterday lost 81, 1S4, 900 In gold, which re-
duces the reserve to s54, 3l2, ,271.