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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
Sic 3eatiben tn befgiihem 2tht

Sm ba!bamtliGen 8rafi. SournaI4
OertfeuiIidt Baron be 0auaepile,
! elmer ter geiitDolaeu SournoIi1ten
8elgisns. eineu bemerfensuertben
Quffab tiber eDie Deuiidsn In grnf.
fel." 9ieIer 2tufiob ftbrt Dor au.
gen, tpie bic Deuifden Rd auf allen
8sbieten in Der belaiiden 9auptftaot
cine berporrageu6e 5telung errungen
uno IT'D eiHea gansen notiDnalea Or.
ganismus. aud cine oortretfli9e beut,
i6e 59ult 9eidaffsn bCben. ,.aaen
0eutl9en gebt e6 gut, untsrri9tet, an
3u9t gep0bnt. arbeitiau. prouunes
liebeab, re1tIib Id'euen Ii6 Dor teiner
NnItreHgung suritd um porndris III
Eommen." 9ie in ben beutiGen
%eaI uao 6adfdulen au8aebiloeten
tungen Seuts seben, um fran36hid au
lernea. na9 Brahel. um englil1 su
leraeH mad @nslanO; iie iu9eu in
gllten Sdufern unteIaufommen, ipo He
suerif unent8eitli6 felbH unter ipott
idle9ten gebiasunaen arbeiten; mad
unb mad itei9en bic Gebdlter; he ar.
beiten bart anb MAIDEN ftd unentbebr.
ltd, big lte felbit fi6 ielbfhdnbia
MAIDEN ober bic Girmen iiber.
nebmen. So ift aud tn gnalanb
etn GROCER SbeiI bes @eltbanbels in
ben 06nben Der Deuti6en inter engIi.
I9en Jirmen, 10 pirb ber engIifde
6aaoel an1 @ap, In Bombap, in ben
Straits Settlements. In 6ongfong, In
Sbang6ai, In SapaH, NuitraIien,
Sub : amerito, 5asmaniea au She'll
BON Seuti9eu geleitet. Der banbei In
Qmiterbam, ROTTERDAM unb Mntwerpen
1T bon beutf6eu 5duiern na9oradlida
beeinfubt; in Gntperpea nebmeu bic
oeuti1en 4aufleute nit ben erlteu &ana
elm. 6amburg uirb elmer Der erften
0dfen Der Welt; bic beuti6e Snbuitrie
l9ldgt ilberall Die ensIif6e Snbulfrie
Die ueurte Snbuftrie, beren @runb.
lage bic @lettrieitdt 1T. III fat elm
ytonoppl far Seutf1laub gemorben.
Sas 9eutl9e &ei6 1T iebt btel fruGt.
barer bur9 bic araf. ieines 6anbels
unb ieiner Snbufrie, als bur9 feline
10 qrOB:n Armesn 3u 2anbe nno au
Wafier. Sn einem tiiuftisen ariege-
Dee benz ms 8ott bepabren m6ge-
miro bic beuti6s Sriegs sHotte nod b.m
ginorude Der 4ieler Sefe cine aetpals
tige &olle ipielen. Sie urIa6en bic.
Ter md1tigen unb unmiberfehtiden
4uSbebnnns bes beuti9en ginfuiIes:
ber unterrid1t, bic @raiebnng unb bic
3uGt. Die gOIfSi6ulen fnb I'm al.
gemelaen bic empfebleuspertbeiten Gu.
ropas; in allen leruen bie SfinDer @ott
fliraien unb bic 8ebDrbe adteu. sSm
UtiIit1rbienlt wirb bieie grBiebuna burd
bic Q8lRenidaft Der 3u9t ere6nst.
Sober Seuti6e lernt frens geborden,
folsli1 rl9tig befeblen. y0erbinben
sic" 10 beiBt e8 am S9Iufie bes
NufiaBe5 init bieiem unterri6te unb
nit biefer graiebuus in ben gIementar.
l9uIeu. nit bteier au9tsemdBen gil.
bun8 ben bemunbernswertb einaelid).
teten Jadunierri6t unb sic merben
bas @ebeimniB Der sssenwdrtiaen
Wfa9t SeutidlanSs uub ieiner unoer.
meibIiden @rfOIse baben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
Siiomeltteras luiinihtGn6.
Weun Sbr@ud irsenbwD nieberlafen
mollt, tbut es entlang Der 2inie Der
Can Wutonio tauo Wrau:
las SaR Safm,

i'm @arten. Sifritt bss Staates. @e.
lunbbeit unb alima uniibertrptfen.
9iaige 2dnbereieu fur ben 6armer,
Warttsdrtner, Obit' unb 8iebau6ter.
@egen @iuselbeiten wenbet @u1 on
s. s. Martin. 6. q. a.,
San 4ntonip, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31

bon bort aus gu elmer borber befiimnt.
tem 3eit benz i'm 90rfoal aufgeltellten
Appnrot Gin 3eIegramm auf benz 2uft.
mege ~ iibermitteln.
Ser Morie 1T aufgesossn". tim
bigte 0err Prof. 5labp, bic ubr In
Der Sanb, Dem Qubitorium an. bas
nit srbBier 5panauns Der 9inee
barrte, bic Oa tOmmeu io[Iten. 2ange
murbe bic 8ebuIb niat auf bie Bfobe
gefeut. phuttIid sur feaeeiebten Mi-
aute, UNI / Dor 9 ubr srt5nte bie
Wlarm9lode. 8as 3ei6en ;, ,a6tung"
fOlgte, unb banu tlidte es puntt,
gunft, gunft - ngs lebe ber 8ai.
ier~ 10 bu6itabirte man na9 geraus
n1er g8eile beraus, unb beifdliges
JaBef6arren, Elm au8brud auben.
tif6er 2opaIitdt erbr6bnte burd ben
SoaI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
ScutfdIe Sprensftpff syabrif tn Steiu
Serlef).

Die rbeinii6. psltfdlii9e @eleaidaft
fur bic Gabritatipn bon Sprsugholien
bot nit Der anlage bon Jabritgebdu,
ben in Spott8Doob. R. S.. beeonnen.
Die @efelI3uft Mil bier BON 1000 bis
1000 arbeiter beiddftieen. Der Stamm.
IiB Der @eislliGaftifi in 96ln. Deutl9.
lamb. Die 9ei9idteten Nrbeiter per,
ben bon 9euti9lanb bierbsr tommeu,
ba bic @eIeQi9aft oiele 8ebsimpro3eHe
bel Der Sabrifation ibrer Sprensfoffe
berfolst unb bier ni9t bic paKenben
2eute gIei6 gu finben iinb. @eseus
pdrtis merbeu aud bic tleinen WObu,
bduIer fir bic Qugefellten erridtet.
- Sie btrserlidea unb bic rltterli.
den 3ugenben Derftehen chamber ui6t
uub rerleumben fi1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
8ur gelearapbte obue arabt.

Sle oeuttme Wlt1eni1aft bat es
0errn 8eb. Gesierunssratb Slabp 3u
oerbanten, tuenn ibre gertretsr i'm
Stanbe finb, ben boGwi9tigen Mar.
eonil6en geriu9en bes SeIegrapbirens
nit Senusuns natiirliber 2eiiung su
folgen unb erfolgrei6e @rperimente an.
8uitellen. 8rOf. SIabp baite @ele.
genbeit srba!ten, ben in GngIanb an.
geitellten Werfu9en beg Signor War;
cont uno Des prof. pearce I'M Mai B.
So. peri0nli6 bei3umobnen. Das
@nt9egenfommen bieier beibpn 6erren
gins 10 melt, bab Der beuti6e @ele6rte
auf ole ieine Jragen Nustdnft erbielt
unb f1 nit alen Gin5elbeiten bas Up.
parates pertraut gu MAIDEN permo6te.
SenHD1 lit eS beDunbernsmertb, oaB
Yrof. Slabb mad ieinsn 3eitll1 i'm.
merbin mebr oOer tpeniger bei9rdnflen
| geft9tigungen beS Wmeonii9en Mos
| beus unb obue bos YOrliegen elmer
3ei1nung i'm Stanbs 9emeieu 1T, einen
Apparat bon genau oer glei1en @m
pfiubli6teit Chen eriteH bieier Nrt in
J Deutidlanb) su tonifruiren. Die er.
fen 6fen!li6en geriu9e nit bielem
Ipparat baben nunmebr in einem ber
60ridle Der teduiiden So6f9u!e in
@barIottenburg ftattgefunben.
Sas priu3ip beSSelegrapbirens obne
Srabt bernbt mad ben Nusftibrungen
bes profsfiors auf Der GDrtphausung
elettril1er StromDelleu, bic In einenl
beionbers fonfiruirteH &aum eniwideli
mer6en. Sic Berbreiten fi1 tiber cine
beiiimmte 6l1Ge unb ei3eussn In ei.
mem stpeiteH in gewi1er @ntfernlina
aufgefellten @mpfanasapparai eletlri.
f9e Guuten. Die leBteren iuer6en
bird oaS gtories sSnhrument 9emlfer.
maBen tiberieBt unb 10 enitebt, ie mad.
benz man bic gHirfung bes iuntens
hurd ldageren ober ftir3e1eu Srud re.
eulirt, elm Stri6 Dber Elm Yunft.
Wtan bat fid bisber ausf9IieBli1 bes
enslif9en (5tanbarb) Gelais nit II
8roGeneIementen bebient; bod beRBt
ba1elbe lauge ni6t bic @mpfnbli6telt
oes Nelais Ger beuti9en Rei6spO|t. Sc
erf6eint aIIerbings pabrideinIi9, bab
9erabe biefe tibergrpBe @mpfinbli1s
felt bes lebteren feline 9erwenoung in
bieiem 6alle ausi6lieBt. Die bisber
prattil@ errei9te Gernwirfung Ser elct.
troepnamii9en unb Snbuttionsbors
gdnge betr19t iiber 3wei beutid1e Ntei.
len, unb 5uar merbeu bieie reIeftrii1en
Weuen" peoer bur6 Bdume. Mauer.
pert nc6 fOniiige Obiette aufgebalten.
WsarcOnl beftrGtete anFangs cine er,
| bebli6e 9blenfung bur9 eletlriide Sci.
ter. bauptid9li6 alo Wetalf6rper; er
9laubte nameniIib, baB bic Sirom,
nellen auerbanb St6rungen bur6 i'm
Wege Ilegen6e Selepbon, unb 5ele.
! erapbenbrdbte ausgeiebt Iein piirben.
| I'm 8egeuiag bier5u bot 6err profeHor
Slabp teoob IN ieinen blsberigen @r.
perlmenten bic 6runblofgteit bieIer
| gefar6,uugen nit Sidergeit feItfelen
f6Hnen. Nadbem Der Bortraaeube
IN einem fleinereu nobIgeIunaeneu
gerin6, BET benz f6 Der Mppara'
oes Speraieurs, be3tp. Der @mbfaugs.
opparat an ben entgsseugeIeBteu
@nben beS S6rfaaIsS befQnben, mil
3ubilfeuobme bss WorIeiden Sufru,
mentes ben Nameu vWarcOni" teIegra.
pbtrt bate, sigg er 5u einsm anDern
NIT spanning ernarteten @1perimen
tiber. Sin aiiiftent Des Serru BRO
feROr8 bate ii9 f6On fruber naa ei
mem 6auie Der hber 100 Weter ent
lfetnieu SOpbien,StroBe beeebeH, uu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
Erei DeriQnOt au Mdnner.
Gin Mnnn til Midtgan entbedt ein
6emerfenswertbes Seilntittel
fiir Serluit an Strait.
@roben Iuerben frei an 9lae uerianbt, hte
barum fdreibeu.

+hUutH totLutA tlSt uN Stut utL tutuir Tx
0arnnt i6reiben.
Carl s. g8alter. 8alamasop. Utic1.. BOT natb ei.
nem ia5relaneen Sample geaen Die ieeliicfen UNI
torperltcben 9etoen BON berlorener Mannbarfeii
pas rtbttge Mittef eefunoen. tueldbes oas 2eioer
beilt
gr betpabrt bas @ebeimniB orafdltie aber er III
futiltg. eine Krpbe Der Mebi5iil nleu Wtdnnern 5r
lenoen, Die an ir9enb elmer 5prm geichIethtlieber
S9pacbe letoen. als 5olae bon iueenolicber 1rs
utiienbett iue oorseitieen 8erlu oes @eoddbtniiea
uno BET Strait icbfuatbem 4iifen. sfampfaoer6ruct
nno Nussebruna. Sas 6eiltuittel bat cine beion=
oers ai1genebme Birfung BON g8drn1e unb cbeint
unnittelbar au tuirfen. tnoem es Die ber[anete
&ratt uno etne Gnttuidlung eebt tpie iie nur ges
iuunidt uiro. 9as aRttei beiIte SIR. g8alfer noas
fanoig BON nu ben ne6eln uro 2eiben. bic BON
iabrelangem MiBbraudb Der natiirIicb feiteeIebten
5untttpnen berrbren. unb ion in ieoem Sale a5-
iolut suoerIaiitg iein.
Cine Sitte an Nfr Carl s. gsaIter 64s Ntafonic
Temple. 6alomasop. Yiich.. Bel Der Sic nneeben.
oaB Sic etfie Brobe ieines Seiln1ttelS fir Mdnner
iuiinidben. piro ioort erillt. uno feline Bergitune
irgeno fpelber 9lrt pro bon ibm aeforoert fueroen
Gr bat Elm groBes Snterefie oaron. oaB Die &unoe
BON oieem groBartigen 5eilmttel berbreitet tuiro.
urto er perenoet nit Sorafalt icber neriieaelt in
etnem ourbaus etnfndben Gacfet. 10 oaB Der gmz
pfdneer teine 5nrcbt bor nnbeauemlebfeit pber
Betanntiperoen su baben brauc1t.
aeier tueroen eebeten. pbne Ger5ug su ftbreiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
Senneiiee Centennial, gtaibpille,
SenueIiee.

gOm /. Woi bis /. 0opember 1897.
Staten pia s. G 9. Y. .,@iienbabn BON
San Nutonio inb pie foIgt: $3.50
8illette, limitirt 3u 10 3aeen, gum
8erfaufe 8ieu8tags unb 8pnnerstags.
$500 8ilIette gut fir 20 Sage;
$34 35 9illette giiltig bis l. Nob, '97.
8. @f. Gtoue. %, 6. Rig8bp,
QaenteH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
sdleuermener's Barr

1T fdr bic Sommer Monaie erbHnet
unb Jamilien limb sinselaben. In Der
5ribe, am Mliita9 pber am abenb
Wabiseiten ein3unebmen ooer ben gan'
sen Sag bier gu perbringen. Der
8arten ltsbt 6amilieu uub 9ereinen
iur abbaltung pon pionics unb 5ehen
3ur gerfiigung. fir aufmerfiamt
8ebienuns 1T tets Sorse setragsn.
6. g deuermeper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
mattbies Srps. ssleiIher,

No. 507 Of.5 o II 4 n.Strabe.
bur bas OOr3iieli6fie Rinb', 56af
uno Sdtpeinefeii6,
Spe3ialitdt: Sungss 8albfeii6.
alle arten bon Wurf. S6inten
3uuee, SdmaIs &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
Ma0erkett.

Die l1rfahen Der 1flaserfsit
fin6 BEL Kin6ern Serofeln, 1us'
sebruns Bel Grpadienen unS
8tutarmuth bel 8ei6en. Durd
Waeerfeit entfteht fie uno 5ett #
bas bette 21littel ibrer Psrr su
meroen.
JsSsrmann weie, oas Seber'
tbran oas sefinosits Sstt hsrDor'
brinet.
Gcott's Emulsion pon
Gebertbran III obue iiblen Beige
fdmad, es III ba Sett u fhaffen.
Eaan Ct. Ssrm gssipsir roo essii's GmalFsn
isasn unh ss Shnsn elm In ia&siarbsnsm nmiHias
fnibalssnss padtt NIT Seu siIbt zines WnHnss sss
Gusss stsbi, sann bHIfm eIi Tim ssrtrsum.
30 Gents sns tl.oo
seorT q BOWIE. chsEaists, New Yors-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
3ertrei6en

Gle Die Srantbsit Ourd re9t3eiti9eu
8ebrautl BON 1utt'S 2eberpiqeu, ein
aIteS unb bswdbrtes Seilmittsl, ous init
ieOem Gage pOpuIdrer wiro. @S turirt
jeber 3eit
GOpffdmrprI
lauren Mas.n, Tuturiu, 9srbauunss.
beidwerbeu, trage Sebertaatistsit. Ser,
ltOpiuug unO ole &rantbsiten Der @aus.
Smtt's 2eber Yiaet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
sieue senounsen pOn
8aQrelt.

<IkF o HUuIICIE INV DtUNkIf UIk IFUH
Dame in Der Stabt interei firea pirb.
sltlas seitreift nno carrirte tn
oiffe 2atuns. i'm @ert6e bon 25
Gents Die garb 10 Gs.
ltuberfalid]te periiid5e 2auns,
bie 20 unb 25 Cents tuerth
limb. ....@ 12 1t2 ttno is Gs.
Heue periiibe Simnlities, in
Streifen II. Caro- IL 1l2 bts so GS.
8anbgeitreifte 9aiuns bon pDr.
5ii9ltber aualitdt IL 1l2 bis IS So.
Smportirte frans6IiI6e Sraan.
btes. 68 3Dll brett 35 bis rs GS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
Gine 9tmseige.

aae. bic beabf6tisen. sine Reiie
mad benz gforben ober mad guropa
an3utreten. mirb es intereiiren. su
pifien. baB uniere Softer iOiuie &eiie.
tafben fur cine Wo6e gum aofpreiie
pertauft Uerbeu. Seber Softer III nit
leferIi9eu 3iffsrn martirt. iowie NIT
benz ebeataIieen Wertaufspreiie. Mus
Berbem baben mir rnieren idmmtIiden
gorrath BON 6errea', Damen. unb
ainberiduben i'm preifs rebusirt, um
bte Sommermaare lieber unter benz
preife at berfaufen, als bieielbe auf
na9fen CONNER aufsubeben.
I6tlagspoq
6. Sans ~.
ginbereila 6 6ubspalah.
213 Mlamos plasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-31
M2att fterimdle

Sas Selepbpn anf fpeite 9iftan5 mad,
ben nerSdbieoenen &tanten oeS Staas
te6. Neue Stattpnen iueroen tprt=
tu1brenn errthtet nno neme NerbefSes
rungen etngefiihrt. Wfan frage an
Der Gentralz zStelle nadI bet seipiinfdI.
ten Moref5e.
Gttbicribet,ten
fDmnen omrtb ibr eigenes 1efepbon
WerbtnSmmg erbalten.
Q(n0ere
enrdb bic Selepbpn Statioaem.
MI. r. THOMAS,
@ieii8er Geid)aftsfiibrer.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-07-30
RACE WAR IN ARKANSAS.

Four Negro Laborcrs Shot Down in a
Lumber Camp.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July os.-Cooped
up in small frame hut, whose dry
timbcrs were rapidly being consumed
by roaring flames, and surrounded by
yelling, cursiDg and half-drunken
mob of heavily armed white men, ten
ignorant but innocent negroes found
themselves. Between the awful
alternatives OF remaining in the burn
ing hut and being roasted to death,
and of making a dash through the
doors, towards which the guns of the
desperate mob were leveled, the I'M
fortunate negroes chose the latter, and
a volley from the weapons Of the mob
brought four Of them to the ground.
The other six, though no doubt
severely wounded, continued their
flight. Such in brief is the recital of a
terrible crime committed III Nevada
county some time ago. the details of
which have never before been told.
The grand jury at Prescott. Ark, has
just returned indictments against four
Of the mob, charging them with arson
and intent to kill, and they are now in
Jail at that place. The whites tried to
run the blacks out of the locality so
that they would not have to work with
them .s.e7-f> -
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-07-30
FERNANDEZ SENTENCED.
Spanish Tribunal OF "Justicc'' Orders Lifc
imprisonment.

Spanish Tribunal OF Justice" Orders I.ifc
imprisonment.
KEY WEST, Fla, July 30.-Manucl
Fernandez, ii young American who
was tried by court martial on the
charge of bearing arms against the
Spanish government, and adjudged
guilty, has been sentenced by that
tribunal TO Imprisonment for life At
the close of the trial The government
prosecutor asked that the sentence of
death be imposed, but the court recon-
mcnded life imprisonment. The SEN
tence has been referred to Madrid for
approval. 1t is believed the mitigation
Of the sentence of young Fernandez is
entirely due to the great interest taken
by Consul General Lee in the case and
the strong plea made personally by
him to Captain General Wcylcr. One
of Fernandez's companions, who was
captured at the same time, was Charles
Gown, who was summarily put to
death on his statement that he was a
newspaper correspondent and an
American citizen. GOWNS tragic
death was witnessed by Fernandez,
and it is reported the most compro-
missing evidence against the Spanish
officials now on file in the state de-
partment was furnished by him.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-07-30
BREViTIES.

Immediately after the passage Of
the tariff bill it was signed by the
president and at once became law.
The main building of the Peoria
Grape Sugar Company, of Peoria,
Ill.,, was completely destroyed by
fire. The loss is 100000, the total
insurance carried being S46O,OOO, of
which nearly 100000 was on the
burned building and contents.
A Havana dispatch says: Bricc, the
United States consul in Matanzas, has
armed the consulate in consequence Of
threats of demonstration against
Americans made by some ultra con-
servativcs in that place. Consul Bricc
does not believe the threats will be
carried into execution, but in view of
the present state of feeling openly
expressed by many Spaniards, he
deems precautions necessary.
Great alarm has been occasioned
IN Havana by the report that Gen.
Gomez us marching on the capital.
The news has not yet been confirmed
but the panic in the city was height
ened by the extraordinary precautions
for defense ordered by General Wey-
Ter and the sudden arrival from Glen
fucgos of the captain general. A
stronginsurgent camp can be seen at
Mariana, a suburb of the capital. The
town of Cano, very few miles from
Havana, has been raided by the insur-
gents The stores were plundered
and many houses burned. The gar
rison and inha bitants fled to Marianoa
Senator Jones, of Nevada, chair
man of the committee on contin-
gent expenses, few days ago
submitted the report of that commit
tee on the resolution intro .uced by
Senator Tillman for an investigation
OF the charges of specializing in sugar
stocks, etc. The report takes strong
position against ordering the investi-
CATION, and is a very exhaustive re-
view of the procedure of the senate in
the past in such matters. The report
takes the position that aside from the
names sof 'the newspaper men them
Selves only the name of Senator
Smith of New Jersey is mentioned in
the newspapers making the charges
on which the resolution was based
The position is taken that the news
paper men do not count, 'inasmuch as
these gentleman do not profess to
write from knowledge, and usually, if
not always, decline to disclose the
sources of their information.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-07-30
Turkey and Greece.

BERLIN, July 9s.-The Cologne Ga
zette says that several of the powers,
including Germany, have adopted the
standpoint that the evacuation of
Thessaly by Turkey cannot be de-
mandcd unless indemnity by Greece
is paid or guaranteed. AS payment of
indemnity is out of the question, the
only alternative, the Gazette saws,
seems to be international control of
Greek finances, and unless some such
guarantee is included in the treaty of
peace between Greece and Turkey it is
questionable whether Germany will
recommend the sultan to accept Tn.
treaty. .....
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-07-30
EATON FOR GOVERNOR.
Prominent Des Moines Minister Nomina-
ted bY the PrOhibitiOnists.

Prominent Oes MOtnes Minister Nomina-
ted by the Prohibitionists.
DIES MONIES, July 2o.-The' following
ticket has been placed in nomination
by the prohibition conventions: For
governor, Rev. e. L. Eaton, Des
Moines; lieutenant governor, M. W.
Atwood, Estherville; judge OF the
supreme court, N. 4. Hellyer,
Guthrie Center; state superintendent,
Mrs. NJ. II. Durham, Burling-
ton; railroad commissioner, A. T..
Coates, Perry. Dr. Eaton is the pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church of Des Moines. The only other
candidate for the nomination was
Samuel Phelps Leland, of Charles City.
Eaton got 200 4-2l votes and Leland
1873 1921 votes. The platform is de-
voted almost wholly to the prohibit
ton of the liquor traffic.
DIES MONIES, July 30.-The Rev. DR..
E. l.. Eaton, the pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, nomi-
mated by the state prohibition conven-
ton for governor, is ineligible for the
Office. DR.. Eaton has only lived in
Iowa ten months. Article 4, section q,
of the state constitution, says: mo
person shall be eligible to the Office Of
governor who shall not have been a
citizen of the Unit ed States and res
idcnt of the state two years, next
preceding the election, and attained
the age of 80 years at the time of said
o1antinn ':
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-07-30
NAMES GIVEN OUT.
President Makes Three Important Recess
Appointments.

President Makes Three Important Recess
Appointments.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The presi-
dent has announced the following re-
cess appointments: Il. V. Powderlys
commissioner general of immigration;
Robert J. Tracewell, comptroller of
the treasury: Moses p. Handy, COM
missioner of the United States for the
Paris exposition. Powderlys nomi-
ma ton was originally made July II,
but it failed of confirmation by the
senate. because Of objections made
against Mr. Powderly which induced
members of the immigration commit
tee, to which the nomination had been
referred, to refrain fran holding a
meeting. Under tie law when the
senate fails to confirm the appoint
ment beforc the end of the session the
appointment lapscs. The president
may renew it 'aftcrward and it then
holds good until the end o: the next
session, when it lapses again, unless,
of course, it has been con firmed in the
meantime.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-07-30
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 24.-The am
bassadors of the powers and Tewtik
Pasha have agreed upon a frontier
claim in the peace treaty. The line
drawn by military attaches and in
sisted upon from the first by the pow
crs has been accepted by the sultan
with slight technical modification.
The report that the Turkish forces
have been ordered to evacuate Thes-
sally is confirmed.
LONDON, July 26.-Thc powers are
suspicious of the sultan. They fear
he will yet find some means to nullify
the frontier settlement While it is
reported that the Moslems are already
cvacuating Thessaly, it is stated that
Abdul Hamid is not ready to concedc
autonomy for Crete. In support OF
this rumor a dispatch from Vienna reit-
crates the statement that the porte is
preparing to send thirty-two battal-
ions of troops to Crete. Should this
prove true conditions in the East
would again become chaotic. The IT.
ritation that would be created in
Greece would be menacing in the en-
tremc. 1t is also obvious that the
Russians distrust the sultan, for the
Novoc Vremya urges the powers most
interested in the settlement of the
Eastern question to pay Immediately
on behalf of Greece the whole war in
dcmnity. The paper adds that this is
the only means of forcing Turkey to
cvacuate Thessaly, which is indispen-
siblc if the tranquility of European
politics is to be restored.
CoSsTANrlNopl.E, July 30.--At a
meeting of the ambassadors the indem-
nifty clause in II form satisfactory to
Germany was agreed upon,