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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-02-03
Senators Elected.
ONE IN IDAHO AND ANOTHER IN
WASHINGTON.
Henry HeitfieId, an Idaho Farmer.
Chosen to Succeed Senator
D0h0's.
George r. Turner Of Spokane, will
Succeed Senator Squire of
Washington.

BOISE, Ida, Jan. 29.-Henry Heitfeld,
Populist, was yesterday elected United
States senator to succeed Senator Du-
bois. The vote stood: Heitfeld, SO;
Dubois, 80; T, F. Nelson, L. Fourteen
Democrats joined the Populists for Heit
field and he also received the vote of the
single Republican member. -Four DEM
ocrats went to Dubois.
In the campaign the Democrats and
Populists entered into fusion, under
which the Populists were to have the
congressman and senator.
The Democrats refused to endorse
any man named by the Populist caucus
for senator. Judge w. H. Claggett
was overwhelmingly the choice of the
Populists but the Democrats would not
vote for him in sufficient numbers to
elect him. Finally, ON Tuesday night,
Claggett had his friends nominate Heit.
field There were ID Democrats ready
by this time to vote for most any Pop1.
list except Claggett. When the Demo.
cratic caucus was held Wednesday
morning it resolved to support Heitfeld
but there was such loud talk of a bolt
that the purpose was abandoned.
Wednesday night the matter was fixed
up the l3Democrats pledging their votes
TO Heitfeld and the deal was closed
Three Populists bolted, but they were
gotten back yesterday morning and
Heitfeld secured his full party strength.
When the rollcall had been finished,
and before any change had been made,
it was seen that Heitfeld had 30, one
less than majority. Then Mr.. Fem,
the only gold Republican elected to the
legislature changed his vote from Fisher
to Heitfeld.
Dubois appeared before the Joint as.
sembly at an adjourned session in the
afternoon. He thanked his friends for
the fight they had made and counselled
them TO go to work vigorously to enact
good laws for the state.
Henry He.tfeld is a man of limited
education He was born in st. Louis,
January, 1852 His father, Henry Het
field, was of German birth. The future
Idaho senator attended the common
schools of st Louis until 1870. when,
with his mother, he moved to Seneca,
Kan He lived there until 1882, being
employed at teamwork and learning the
trade of stonemason. In 1882 Mr. Heit.
field moved to the northwest, Locating
at Pomcroy, Wash. For a time he
worked i'll the shops of the Northern
Pacific railroad at Sprague. Wash, re.
naming there until the fall of 1883.
when he became resident of Nez
Perces county, Ida. Since that time he
has been engaged as farmer, fruit.
grower and cattleman.
In politics Mr. Heitfield was DEM
ocrat until he joined the Populist party,
He is member of the Farmers Ali.
ance and it was through his connection
with that organization that he was in.
f1uenced to ally himself with the Popu.
list party. He was elected to the state
senate as Populist in 1894 and again in
1896.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-02-03
No Selection Made In South Dakota.

PIERRE, S d., Jan. 29.-Six ballots
were taken in the Populist senatorial
caucus last night. An attempt to spring
q compromise candidate in the person of
II. H. Potter failed On the last ballot
Kyle had 80 votes and all the others
about the same as before Potter re-
ceived only one
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-02-03

All the magazines for February are now
on sale at Babbage's.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-02-03

CA0ToRIA.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25
CAPITULO v
GAMING DE YKEAAILEs

Las dos sefioras Sc hallaban fus-
ra de los alcanoes del gentfc, pero
era de temer que slgunos curiosos,
hasiendolas seguido, las hiciesen
reconocer y renovasen una escena
semejante & la que acab&ba de
pasar, J de la que tai veg Sc esoa-
parfsn mas diffuilmente.
El joven Official comprendi6
aquella alternative, como SO echo
de yer por Ia actividsd con que
despert6 al cochero que dornfa
sobre s1 psscante, 81 ouAl estaba
aun mas helado que dormido.
Hscia IN frfo tan horrible que,
contra la costumbre de los coohe-
ros que Sc pican de emulsci6n qui-
tSndose uno & otro los psrroqnia-
Dos, no Sc movie Hinguno de aque-
los automedoDes { vein ticuatro
sueldos per hors, nj aun squel 6
quien Sc diTigfan.
El oficial cogi6 al coohero por
ell cnel.o de su pobre capot6n, y
le sac udi6 tan fuertements que
10 sac6 de su entorpecimiente.
- Hola, he I le grito al oido
viendo que no daba sensles de
vida.
lAllk voy, senor, allE voyl diio
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Las REFORMS
PARA LAS ANT|LLkS
CONCLUSION

Tampoco podsaa ser Intermediates los dere.
ch % de exportacion, salvo Ell solo case de
conceder al Consejo de Administrator al
guna exeDci0n rebaja olferencial produc-
tos aBtillanos gre sc destinaran directa-
mente al consume nacional. La prohib;ci6n
de exnortar, 81 liegsee dictarse, no alcan
cara 4 dlehos productos.
Los derechos hscaes La Importation. Y
an an csso los de exportacion que sedale Ell
Oonseio. seran inaiterabIes dnrante ell cir
cic;n del presupuesto del Estado que est6n
afsctos aus rendimientos; fjandolos ell Con
seio con las obligaciones que Sc determinan
ri Arancel de importation cbnstara de
doa eolnmpas de los derechos diferenciales
y asosles respectiVamente Las Oortes Sc
faIaran ell maximum de la protection que
sa rsserva & la production nacional. no pu-
diendo alterarse dloho maximum en- los de
rechos flferenclales sin su conc1rso EiG
hierno sef1alara los derechos de la columoa
diferencial Ia primera vez que 6sta Sc for
ma Estos derecho5, que no necesitaran Der
10 general exceder del 90 por 100 del va'or
da los artfculos, no excederan del 35 Dor 90
de dicho yalor, aunque respecto de las par
til. as en- que SO hubiese de llegar este tipo
excepcional Y maXlmo. Para rebasarle res
neoto de alg1a articulo en- gus pueda eleyar
se el lfmits hasta Ell 40 por 100, sc necesita
r4 uardo especial de las Cortes.
ga reyisara, pIevia IL formation contra
dicto1ia, la tabla de valoraciones, quedan-
do ipso facto rebs ado 81 derecho diferen
cial en- los casos en- que procediera la revi-
sion Dor aplicaci6n de la regla aLteriormer-
te tablecida. La tabla de valoraciones,
una vez re tornado, sera inalterable por es-
p~oio de diea afios, salvo resoluci6n de l&s
Cortes.
No siendo possible la Immediate realiz sci6n
de to1as las ouestiones qUe On esta base sc
establecen, no convinlendo aplszar las re
formas en- los actual s aranceles de Cuba. Ell
Goblerno publlcara, en- case de las sntoriz
clones existentes, IN arancel provisional,
que se siu-te las disI osiciones de Ia base
Los tratados de comercio que sfecten Ia
Aptilla, sersn especlales. No Sc concedeI
la cl2osula de rsto de nacion N IS favore
cida. S)bre la procedencia de las concesio-
nes araueels rias especiaes que ell gobierno
proyecta, sera dido el consejo de Admins
TRACTION, antes que sc ultine el concerto pa
ra 81 aprobacion por las Cortes.
B ses "a 6a q 7A Las bases 5., g. q
reg llan todo 10 concerniente al nombra
mile to separation de smpiesdos en- Ia 81
guiepte forma:
El Gobernador General, al secretario de-
Gobierno general el iutendente de Hacienda
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lvenid, queridai afsdi6 dirigisn

lvenid. queridai ahsdi6 dirigi6n
dose & Andrea.
-lVamos, vamos, intt6pida
mujer! murmur6 en- voz baja el
eficial dando al mismo tempo ell
brszo con una admiration verda-
dara & aquella que Sc 10 pedfa.
En- algunos minutes, oondujo &
las dos seaorss la plaza inme-
data donds estacionaban algunos
fiacres agusrdando sus parroquia-
nos; los cocheros dormfan en- Ell
pescante, mientrss que sus caba-
los, con los ojos medic oerrados
y Il eabeEs bajs. esperaban ell
aesquine pienso de Ia noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25

el coohero sonsndo aun, y bambo
leaodose sobre el pescants como
IN borracho.
-sAd6nde quereis ir, seforass
pregunt6 Ell Official en- aleman.
A Versailles, respondi6 la ma
yor en- la misma leDgua.
IA Versalleslll exclam6 ell CO.
chero. sHab6is dicho & Versslles2
Sin duda.
-iOh! iPues 10. "a Versailles.
iCuatTo leguas 2 media por seme-
jaute hielol No, no, no.
Sc pagara bien, dijo la mayor
de las slemanas.
Sc pagara, repiti6 en- frances
ell Official al oochero.
-sY caanto Sc pagaraf pregun-
Is este desde ell peecante, porque
no parecfs terer una grande con-
6auza. Bien veis, caballero ofcial,
que 10 esta todo ~n ir a Versailles;
ma vez Sc ha ido, bay one volver
-1Es bastants un luis2 diio en
Sleman IL mas IoVen Qu las dos Sc
noras al Official.
Sc te ofrece IN luis, repiti6
este.
Tn luis, les bie1 jnsto! repli-
CO entire dieptes = cochero, por-
que me exporgo romper las
pieTDas 6 piis c@bsllos
-,Tunaptel 10 tienes derecho
mas que tres libras por ir de
squi al palscio de la Mnette, que
est& medic csnino !; y va yes
que, este cslculo, pagsrdote ida
Y ~ =, solo tieres derecho do
ce hbras, J en- vsz de doce vas &
rec htr veinticustfo.
-. Oh! no rrgataia, dijo la ma
ycT u las dos :, floFsr. Dos luises,
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tres, veinte, con tai que marcha
al momento y sin detenerse.
-Basta IN luis, se7iors, rsspon-
di6 ell Official; luego volyi6ndoss
al cochero, dijo:
-Vamos, bribonEuelo, ap6ate
y abre la portezuela.
-Quiero que Sc me pague pri-
nero, dijo ell cocheto.
-lQuieresi
-Es mi derecho
FL Official sc abalanz6 hacia 81.
-,Paguemos anticipate, pa
guemos! diio la mayor de las ale
msnas.
Y registr6 con rapidez en- su
faltriquera.
-iDios mio! diio en- voz baja &
su companera. No tengo mi boil
sillo.
-lEn yerdad?
" vos, Andrea, ttensis ell
vuastroy
Il joven registr6 & su yez con
Ia mi-ma ansiedad.
4o.... yo.... tampoco.
r gistrad en- todas las faltri-
qn@rA-.
=. Hs ir1til, exclam6 Ia joven
co.'s derp ho, porque vefa 81 Of
.:isl Observable durAute este aoba-
Z, Y va 81 desabrido co / 70 abTfl
u hocsza para sonreir fell .t.odo-
- DE- 10 que 81 llamaba tal vsz pa.
"a IA capote una fel z precanci6u.
Ea vauo las dos mujeres bus,
csron T rebascaroa, pues nj una
nj atra hall6 IN -ueldo.
HI ofaial las vi6 impacientarse,
ruborizarse J pslidecer: la situa-
Q 61 80 eompiicsba.
loan las sefioras d decidirse q
dar en- prenda una cadena s una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25
GRAN RlnA DE- GALLOS

FL que suscribe, siempre dispuesto esta
clase de diversion, cfrece a los afcionados
pesos postss de todas elases todo 10 que
Sc pretepda alcance el bolsillo.
AL mismo tempo ofrece toda clase de Co
modidades en- su establecimiepto. Precio,
completamente baratos, por conocer la esca
seq de metalico. cha diversion seIk para los
dias y de Marzo.
jose COLON
IATENCIONl-Ta Iuidosa fiesta cuents
con Is concurrencis de los pueblos lim!tr 8
como Guayanilla, Penuelas. Ponce, Juana-
Dfaz, Coamo, Aibopito, Csyfy, GuAric3,
Sabana graude San German.
Ponce Febrero "a de 1897
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25
ADlESTRO Y SlNlESTRO

Lo que ocurre con ell servicio de
Comunicaciones es verdaderamente
escandaIoso; no tiene nombre.
Dias atrss emprendimos una seria
campana contra las d. 63iencias de
ramo; pero hub;mos de SUI penderla
por csusas que no debe ignorar el
senor Qairoga y tamb 6u porque es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25

timabamos necesario un compss de
esp IRA. Fl de var 81 eran atendidas
nuestras excitacioues.
n .da de este ha sucedido.
e. NAL no Sc remedia-
Los abusos contin1an.
Sixuan 4 la orden del dia los ea
traVtos ~ de certifcados.
7 nos v4mos en- ell precise case de
Yover s empeZar.
81 sc pierde entire trabs jos,
la queja eentida y fel,
habr& mando bles tsjos
4 granel.
Prueba al canto.
Uaa carta de Puerto Rico dirigids
4 don Vicente Perez para entregar 4
q sehorita Carmen Tudela, de este
ciudad, ha lIegado alberta y con sa
males evidentes de- haber sido V,olada
Lo oye usted sanor Administrator
de GnmunicacionekY
iViolada!
LA cosa os de rechupete,
pasa del FINITE va. -.
vamos & YER: donde estAs
ell pilletef
Otro bottom para muestra.
Don Federico Gimenez. vecino de
Ponce, envio a su esposa dofa Petro
na Tizol de Gimenez, reeidente en-
Vega baja, un certi6cado que content
una carta y la suma de cnorenta pesos.
La destinataria recibio Ia epfstoIa;
1mas el dinerof habia tornado la del
humol
FL sobre mostraba por su NAL es-
tado huellas inequivocas de la viola
cE6n...
IPuede consentirse estop
S4mejantes atentados, / no mere
cen un severe correctivo7
Attend el sefior Q airoga nuestras
reclamaciones
Hora es va de poner coto & taatos
excssos.
Urge una energica Media.
FL propio prestigio del sefior Qui
roga esta interesado en- clio.
Exlgelo la seguridad de Ia cores
pondencia.
Hay que averiguar. 4 toda costa
quienes SON esos LADRONEs que des
honran el ramo, fla de castigaries
como .es justo. hacienda 10 rosi
bic para que en- 10 sucesivo no Sc re-
pitan tales casos.
Y. .basta por hoy.
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DEMoCBACIA-Pon
Correligionario. de Barceloneta
conformes un todo acuerdo solemne
mayorfa Asamblea. Grey endola medi
da salvadora pals feiicitan caiurosa
nente su digno J: :fe Muhoz Rivera.
Georgetti. Rafael B.lseiro. Ramon
Marchan. Rsfael B Muhoz. Tomas
Marsfnez. V Rodsfguez. jose A Ro
sado. Julio Julia. Justo Hernand z
Jose H K driguez. Isabelino Dfaz.
Rafael Ricarvet. Agusein Balseiro.
Emilio Navedo, Afredo Sslazar.
N=pomuceno F pres, FL -siberto Diaz.
oan Lopez, s'guen las fitmas.
Los que suscrib n, miembros del
partido an onomista puertorrique no.
hacen suyo el acuerdo tomado pos
la Asamblea de incorporate el par
I'll al liberal que preside ell ilustre
hombre p1oico se1ior S'gasta y pro
testan So mas hrme adhesion al co.
mi provincial elegido.
Cidra, Febtero rs &c 1897.
DAmaso Garcia. Esco'astico Fer
rrr, Leonidas Ferrer. Ces4reo RIVE
"a. EscolAstico Ferrer 20. Jose Maria
M edna, Sebssna- Moxica. por g :.
ru~go de Jorge T 'rres Eus~bir
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Ell CARNIVAL

En- las brillartes 6estas que por Ia bendi
ci6n de su heTmoso temple celebrsra est
pueblo. Aibonito, sc dsTa uu ruidoso des fl
de gsllos Ell q y 90 del actual y1yS d.
&arz0, contando Cen dos hermosas partidae
de empuje J fuertes postss.
VenidA este trillante torneo, que encon
trareis competiCo es digpos, ell hermoso
hotel Beeerrs con su espl6ndido alojamiento
6v. FL EmpresdTio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25

N1dez. Modesto Ferrer Vazquez,
ruego de don Deogracias Nieves por
no saber frmar Francisco ] Rosario,
oor ST y ruego de Dionisio Rivera,
Jesds Maria Vazquez, Pedro Torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25
NOtiCia9
g9nerales .

Hoy insertames una circular de la presi.
dencia del Oomite provincial Ese documen-
te foe dirjgido el domingo ditimn los Sc
fo, es presdeptes de todos los comitss loea
leg autonomistas. Sfrvause procurarlo an
correos los que no 10 recibieron hasta hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25
De Sabana Gfande

Sehor don Lui, Mufloz Rivera y
der as senores de la Comision.
Les f-lieitamos por sus gestiones
en- la Mets6ooli por su feliz ag..bo !
las playas borIr quehas, y por vues-
tro triunfo, que es Ell triunfo de los
que amamos este pedazo del terrrn
n cionsl.
Juan Franco Octiz. Q rite 10 We
iasco. R. Almodovar, Epifsnio p
raita, Manuel Ma Davila. Genaro S.
p1lveda. JueD Cssta J ,se Ayala. Dc
metric Ortiz o tiz A fonso QaiTi ones
Pedro Ayala. Antonio Atresino. 10
Sc Ramon G.ztambide, r anon Gar
cfa, r >dulfo Vega. Liborio Vegs.
Angel K. Falcon. Jose Oftiz ORTIZ
Juan Rivera. Ramon e Rodriguez
Francisco Yenqu6 Lopez. V4csnte
Soltero.
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Sabemos que nut stro querido com
pansro senior Munoz Rivera ha rec
cibido una importante adhesion de
Ponce del acuerdo adoptado por Ia
ASS mblea. que su. criben, entire
otros, los senores PARA, Oppenhei
mer. Gautier. Leon. Porrata (don
Luis y don Migue }. Mayoral. Ca
brer. Sanchez Moptalvo, Aponte,
Rodu!fo del Valle. Monsanto, Rs-
baine. Chavier y Z.ldo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25
ADH.BSIOUBS

M matt, Febrero IS.
DEMoCBACIA-Ponce.
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81, sido nombrado Onntador de Ia Adua-
IA de Arecibo don Julian Maro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25

En- ell Vapor correo "Bue1os Aires" van
. ,ra Ia 81 aoana varios ofciales tagslos, des-
CInsdos al eiercito de operaciones en- Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25

El Pefuelas habr& dessfio de gallos los
itss 9 J % de Mario proximo. Promote
Qredar muv coDcurido
A Pefuelas, pues, los dfas citados. 23
The record-union., 1897-07-08
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Ex-Army Officer Tries to Kill Ex-
Supervisor ID. A. Macdonald.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 7.-Captain
Duncan F. Mcdonald, an ex-officer in
the Federal army and a well-known
character of this city, is in cell at the
city prison charged with having at
tempted to murder ex-Supervisor D. A.
Macdonald, the Democratic candidate
for Superintendent of Streets in the
last campaign, at the corner of Pine
and Montgomery streets to-day
There has been bad blood between
the two men for some years past on
account of litigation arising out of the
settlement of the estate of D. f. Nc
Donald's brother When they met
shortly before noon Duncan Mcdonald
accused the ex-Supervisor of theft, and
excitedly threatened him with his stick.
A crowd was attracted by the mans
excited gestures, but speedily scattered
when he drew big gun from his pock-
ct and pointed it directly at his enemy.
D. A. Macdonald, with great presence
of mind jumped at and grabbed his as
sailant in such manner that he was
unable to use his weapon which was
accidentally discharged into the side
walk. A struggle ensued, with the
result that before the infuriated man
discharged, and a laborer named r.
Knell received bullet in his ankle.
AT this juncture couple of policemen
arrived and took Mcdonald into GUS
tody, while his intended victim re-
ceived congratulations OF his friends at
his lucky escape.
The record-union., 1897-07-08
TURKO-GRECIAN TROUBLE.
Powers to Take Steps to Expedite
the Conclusion of Peace.

CONSTANTINOPLE, July Russia
has sent a circular note to the powers
suggesting that steps be taken to ex-
pedite the conclusion of peace between
Greece and Turkey
This action is regarded here as of the
greatest Importance, indicating that
Russia desires to forestall a similar
proposal upon the part of the powers.
Both the palace and the Turkish
Ministers were Immediately informed of
Russias action
The German ambassador. Baron Su-
arma Won Jeltsch, has received fresh
and precise instruction to insist upon
Turkeys acceptance of the strategic
frontier proposed by the powers.
WAR MAY BE RESUMED.
LONDON, July S-Graeco- Turkish
af1alfs seem to be re- e-entering an inter-
estlng stage. The Porte dispatched a
circular to it's representative abroad.
containing sl1illful defense of the
Turkish case and declining to consider
any frontier lire in Thessaly north of
the river PenieS, which it regards as
its natural boundtry. On Monday the
Sultan summoned a council of Minis
tiers for an extraordinary sitting to the
Yildiz Kiosk, with the result that after.
heated discussion a report was drawn
UP IN favor of resuming hostilities if
peace should not be concluded within a
day The Minister of War sent tele-
grams to Edhim announcing the decis-
ion.
This accords with all the news with
in the last ten days. The Turks are
rapidly strengthening their position in
Thessaly. The Thessalyian harvest has
already been reaped by the Turkish SOL
diers, and large quantity of grain has
been stored as EIassona.
According to a circumstantial report
of conversation between the Sultan
and an officer of his household, Abdul
Hamid. the Sultan complained that the
war had been forced upon him, and that
when he was victorious Europe refused
him either territory or indemnity
Therefore he intended to resist to the
utmost.
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THE INDIAN RIOTS.
Socialist Hindman Arraigns the
EnpIish Government.

LONDON, July 7.-Hindman, the
English Socialist leader, has an ar
ticle in the current issue of Justice,
the Socialist organ, on the subject OF
the Indian riots. 1t is full of accusa-
tions against the Government, is insult
ing to the Queen and concludes as fol-
lows:
Now let us say plainly, as English
men, who are utterly sick of the infa-
nous wrong and robbery being done
in our name, who would gladly see
the villains tried and hanged, from
Lord George Hamilton (the Secretary
of State for India) upwards; who have
created the famine and murdered ma
tives by the thousands, if ever rebellion
was justified in the history of the
world it is justified in British India
to-day No more intolerable tyranny
ever crushed and ruined a suffering
people
Thanks to the work of our fore
fathers, even this Cabinet of reaction
lists cannot suppress justice, or blow US
Englishmen from guns without trial,
though I have not the slightest doubt
they would glady do it if they dared.
The natives of India are quite right
to revolt and organize for the destruc-
ton of their infamous rule, and the
sooner their emancipation comes the
better every Democrat and Socialist in
the country will be pleased"
A copy of this issue of Justice is
going to every native newspaper in In
dia, in order that the natives may know
that an active section of Englishmen
wish them speedy deliverance from
their OpDreSSOrS
The record-union., 1897-07-08
ORDER OF ELKS.
Delegates Handsomely Entertained
by the ST. Paul Lodge.

MINNEAPOLIS, July This is st.
Paul day for the visiting Elks, and
large numbers were handsomely enter
tanned by the ST. FauI lodge. The
Grand Lodge, however, kept steadily
at it's work, and did not take a recess
until nearly O'Clock. 1t was an
nounced that the selection of the next
place Of meeting would be the first
business of the afternoon. Tonight oc-
ours the famous "zig-zag," sort of
Elks' carnival. The parade will not
be started till midnight 1t will be the
most grotesque thing in Elkdom, and
every one is expected to cut loose. To-
morrow occurs the big parade. and in
the afternoon there will be the prize
drill and band contest, for which ST.
800 in prizes have been hung up.
The contest over the San Francisco
lodges We're not taken up by the EIks
Grand Lodge this afternoon 1t was
voted to take up the matter of select
ing the next place after the meeting
OF the Grand Lodge and the place for
holding the attendant reunion Invita-
tons We're extended on behalf of New
Orleans, indianapolis, Omaha and
Grand Rapids. New Orleans won out.
With hve votes to spare.
The record-union., 1897-07-08
KILLED BY HIS BROTHER.
Fatal Termination of Family
Fight at ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July Herbert Corn
wall was shot and killed by his brother,
DR.. Richard Cornwall, to-day at the
tonic beer depot of their father, Dr.
John G. Cornwall.
1t appears that Herbert was disso-
lutte and his father chided him. There
upon Herbert assaulted his father who
is old and feeble
DR.. Richard Cornwall interfered and
a fight ensued, in which Herbert was
shot five times and had his head and
face badly mashed by being beaten
with heavy stone jug. He died in a.
very few minutes.
DR.. Cornwall surrendered to the po-
lice. He is practicing physician of
Kansas Citv