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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13

If you're in doubt whether your
trouble is indigestion or dyspepsia. Just
take a few doses OF simmons Liver
Regulator; it win settle the whole ques-
ton. II have tried simmons Liver
Regulator for dyspepsia aud find it just
the thing TO relieve me. A small dose
after meals is sure to prevent indiges-
ton. IS. S. Perkins. Sharon. Ga. 1T
is the best medicine to aid digestion
]. J. Black, Duncan, Arizona.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13

a poudfneod Report II tha work Aeeon
piiShef 81 Tham.

q ppndsnsad Report u ne Work Aeeom-
pllshef ~ Than.
W y. DlshnlaH, wv. II. Cable and
Thos. smith. tie newly elected board
% commissioner met Il Rathdrnm on
Monday. Jan. II. and organized by
electine Dlshman chairman.
The bonds Of the county and precinct
officers were approved.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday. Fri
day and Monday, January ~, l3. IA, III
and -, were consumed IN examining
and allowing bills against the county
and looking over the reports Of road
oyerseers.
Tuesday. Jan. 10. the sheriff made
application for authority to appoint
deputies and clerical assistaDce in lia
oflice and the board granted his request
for one first deputy At $1,000 per year.
One iailOF At s2.25 per day and one
deputy TO be paid by the sheriff out Of
hIs fees. Robert s. Bfagaw applied foE
authority to appoint two deputies and
this was granted. one 70 receive 80
and the other $50 per month. These
appointments are 70 continue IN force
until the second Monday In April al
which time the board viii take further
action.
Wednesday, Jan. % was devoted 10
the auditing OF bills, appointment Of
justices and constables. hearing the re,
ports OF Assessor QnarIes. County Ply.
stefan Wenz. Probate Judge MeldeI
aud sheriff Ryan.
Thursday and Friday. Jan. n and y
the board proceeded 70 select 100 names
from the poll books OF the county "a
act as jurors for the year 1897. The
report Of Robert s. Bragaw, Of fees re
eeived during the past year was
approved. II was ordered that the
clerk advertise for proposals for county
printing for the year from the second
Monday in April. A resolution wal
passed fixing the compensation Of road
0yerseers at 90 per day.
Saturday, Ian. -, the clerk made ap
plicAtiOn for an extra deputy In biz
oliice ut q salary Of $50 per month and
the same was granted for = period Of
two months- John Sargent was ap-
pointed jaDitor 1t go per month.
Monday, Jan. Is was devoted q
auditing and allowing bills.
Tuesday. Jan. %. Mrs. Lena Bigger
was appointed keeper Of county poor Al
81 per day for board, lodging and
wasting for each panper. and 81 pei
day extra for nurse hire. DIR. r. Wen1
was appointed county physician for
two yeau at salary Of 500 = year for
services and medicine.
Wednesday, Jan. "a. the board de
voted 10 The consideration Of bills.
Thursday, Jan. o. the contract wal
awarded 10 simon Beck for repairs "a
the jail. amounting TO $3.50.
Friday, Jan. -. the salary OF Auditor
Bragaw ~ clerk Of the board was fixed
Al 800 for the year 1897. Dlshman and
Cable voting for the same and Smith
against L.
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niA hnu one 1hii inches ~ SNOW iell
Thursday.
Private Percy Allen, CO. G. was dis.
charged without honor Feb. ..
Private Darcy, Of the band, retained
from fufiough on the 10th Inst.
Sergeant Recob and Corporal Butler,
Co q. will spend 4 few weeks At Drift
wood point, tishIng.
Major j, G. Merrill. medical depart.
ment. reioined the post from one
months leave. Feb. 0.
Private William Morrow. Co. c. was
discharged from the service the 9th
inst. and recnlisied for same company
the following day.
Mrs. Peel. mother Of Mrs. VIM. J.
Daily, sustained = very painful injury
70 her left leg on the nth inst BY slip
ping on the Steps.
The Sixteenth Int piacatOFial artist,
Dick Bowers. went 10 DFiftWood point
on . fishing expedition Thursday and
will return Monday.
Tho handsome trophy won By the
Sixteenth Int athletic team has been
placed In q glass case resting upon 4
PEDESTAL IN the post library.
II Is rumored that Captain Bateman,
chaplain Of the u. s. army, Is expected
% arrive from Fort Assinnlbolne,
Mont.. and take station At this post.
Private William Morrow, Co. G, has
been granted = fuFiongh for three
months 70 take effect upon reenlistmenl
Feb. 10. lie viii visit friends In Pail,
man. Wash.
Each company, band. and hospital
corps. have been Supplied with neat
blue print. representing the different
Dire districts Of the post in q frame
with glass cover.
Private James OLeaFy. formerly a
member Of the Fourth infantry band,
has enlisted in The Fourth artillery al
Washington barracks. d. G.. and has
been appointed principal musician.
Out Of I'll enlisted men at this post,
only one prisoner 10 the guard house,
aud he han no one 10 lore him and no
one 10 claim him. for be was discharged
from The service without honor last
month.
Charles ~. Phillips. who was unable
70 enlist In either the Fourteenth OF
slxteenth infantry because no vacancy
existed, received authority 70 be enlisted
Tor the second Int. stationed at Fort
Harrison, Mont, and len for that post
on the 18th Inst.
Far different ara the springs Of our
devotion 10 one Of those dolefnl sounds
that emenate from out The depths Of
The cellar beneath the chapel. They
nEc = symbol Of snpcSstitioua awe. com.
mingled with dark fears for The mystic
FIXTURE Of the next day; while 70 Others.
they are souvineTs Of 10Y forclbiy re-
minding Ne that these sounds are pro-
unceu ~ some cntegpftSing musicians
Of = very musical turn.
That the popularity Of some noncom.
missioned star officers IL greater than
others was wildly proven on the even.
Ing Of February =. 1877. by Private
Theodore SlegcF, Go. u, who. while on
guard, with all military honor and due
respect saluted Commlssary Sergeant
William Connolly By presenting arms;
yes who knows. perhaps a hidden mean.
ing-like an extra dnty iob-might be
lurking behind this apparent harmful
salntation, and covered by the murky,
lnky night, tFies TO mask an ambition
which otherwise might prove fatal even
10 the most ambitious Of fellow cFca
lures.
fPfou Ar,usa,rr ts,srn.t..s.,lrnf
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A Reminder n ARMY Ire.

Mr.. Lou Smith. editor Of the Com.
mercial. Meyersdale. Pa, says: "a
chronic diarrhoea that returns at fre.
quent intervals. as n reminder Of army
life. has been more efFectually controlled
by Chamberlain's Colo Cholera and
DiarrhOea Kennedy than any other I
have ever used. 1t possesses true
merit" For sale by A. l.. Miller,
drugrlst.
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WHO GOT THE Cash.
Il Cost 100000 70 Defeat Senator
Dubsis.

- 49, @N~IA-FS - AN+Ns8N cA-@%AA
IT cost the republican party over q
hundred thousand dollars to defeat
Senator Fred Dubois, said western
member yesterday. Fifty thousand
Of the amount was spent 70 secure the
election OF populIst members Of the
legislature who we've inimical 70 the
senator. The other ffty Thousand was
spent In same old way at Boise after
the assembling Of the legislature.
@The campaign against Dubois was
directed from Washington, New York,
Cleveland and Canton. Now, what
kind Of man have the people no, not
the people but the Legislature OF Idaho
exchanged for Dubois2 A good
enough farmer. Fred Dubois stood
among the foremost in the senate and
he has probably done more for his state
in congress and the departments than
his predecessors In both houses"
~Bnt yon didn't tell ns, said list
ner. who pocketed the Republican
Doodle which was sent 10 Boise"
mo: but l think the lobbyists got
away with = good part Of it, and maybe
the coyotes packed away some Of the
nuggets"
The outcome Of the senatorial contest
in Idaho was the most remarkable eyel
recorded. The legislature is composed
Of seventy members. One is a gold
republican, twenty six are Dubois riIyeI
men, twenty-five silver populists, and
twenty silver democrats. The solitary
lone gold republican directed the battle
at the state capitol at the dictation OF
republican leaders here aud in Canton,
New York, and Cleveland. Seems
rather strange that this single indIyid
nal should have contBolled the actions
Of forty -four men belonging to the diff.
ferent political parties. IL Nine
BlavatSky were alive perhaps she could
tell, but as the clever old lady has been
a long time dead, the guess is mp TO the
Hon. Mark Hanna. Maybe Col Shonp
Senator Dubois very dear friend" and
colleague, might also be able to en-.
tighten the world on this interesting
question. Washington "a CO Times.
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Notice Is hereby given that have
taken up an estray mare Of dark roam
color, three years old, fifteen hands high,
with no brands or other marks. Owner
can have same by calling At my place,
proving property and paying charges.
febI3-3t J. w. BAKER.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
save Your Grain.

Few realize that each squirrel dies.
troys elbO worth OF grain annually,
wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher Exter-
minator Is the most effective and
economical poison known. Price re
duced TO % cents. For sale by A. l.
Miller. agent blS-ielS
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13

ScL1aiMg's Beftea-gro-
Ger gives your money back
if you don't like it.
It's one thing to say
money back. and another
thing to do money back.
We say it, and your gro
Ger does it; and we pay him.
AseAaEns & co~pa.s
San fuAncisoo 30
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saved rAs,r Sen.
HARrFoaD. Wash, Sept Is.

HARrFoRD, Wash, Sept Is. isoS.
/. Mr. L. Wilbur, Snohomlsh City. Dear
Sir; We wish 70 add a testimonial In
favor OF your Hood rurieller. Two
years ago this summer our son Ernest,
aged 10 years, became affected with
chronic eczema caused by impure blood.
We secured the services OF the best
physicians, aud I'LL agreed, that his case
was hopeless. After spending 4 large
amount OF money this way. we con.
cluded 20 Try your purifier, Of which,
i've bottles completely cured him, aud
eFadicated every faint Of Che dreadful
disease. When he commenced taking
your medicine, his body and limbs were
literally covered with large ugly sores
and The muscles OF his legs had become
contracted 10 sGch an extent that the
poor boy was almost bed.ridden. Last
year symptoms Of scrofula appeared
again. We immediately ordered ksw
bottles and gave him. Now he is per.
fectIy sound and WELL We cheerfully
recommend wilburs Blood Further ii
being the best blood medicine on the
market. II should be kept in every
home Respectfully yours,
I'm. A. IL. EDpr,
CHARLOTTE q. EDDY.
NorK DR.. Eddy is 4 retired ply,
slclan, well and fayorably known
throughout this whole section. A les
llmonlal coming from such sourcs
speaks volumes for the efficiency Of
wilbnrs Blood Purifier. For sale b,
a. J.. Miller.
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One hundred aud sixty acres Of pgair.
ie land all tillable- lying i've miles
west OF C9ur d'4Alene. A bargain at
ave dollars per acre. Address,
Mrs. II. G. NEsnITr,
febiS Cuur d'Alene, Ida.
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JAMES JOHNSON
A. A.. ' 3 Z \ .ins.&ESA aaa lots a'naa Sc.

WyANTEp-EAIrnF MEN Oh WOMEN TO
" travel for respnAsihle established hoaSe Ia
Idaho. salary $50 aud xpeas :. tositioM Ter.
mancnt. keie ence. Enclose SELF addressed
stamped envelope The National. Star InsnF-
ance Bldg, Chtcaxa. Ssrtla On
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A certain young corporal Of the SIX.
tenth Inf deserve high credit for the
manner in which he 80 perfectly and
tremendously represented The noted
Gen. CCxey, At The Hard Times hall re.
cently given by The Fort sherman
dancing club. The young corporal Is
soon 10 be married to llne young lady
formerly Of salt Lake City, Utah. May
his future be crowned with happiness.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
LAND CLASSIFICATION NOTICE
DRRAhraeST o. rnE INTERIOR.
UNtfEn STATES lam oFf1cR,
CskuR n At.kRE. IpAno. Jan. q teqf.A

report Ia duplicate, marked Exhibits A aud
n hasing been dled Ia this otllrc on the slh daS
81 January. iSis, by the commiskioHers appointed
Tor this land district under an act % Congress
provide Tor the examination aud Classification
81 certain mincfat lands 10 the states Of Alon-
tana aud Idaho shoWinK tho classification 81
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13

PRESBYTERIAN. Sunday school 10 a.
m Morning service af II O'Clock
evening service tSs30 "Wednesday
eyening prayer meeting att %
q. l.. DETYENnAu0H,
Acting Pastor
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KO0rKNAI LODGE NO. "a, R.&A.
M.-Meeta In Fraternity Hall on tie Ind
and eth Saturdays OF each month. All
maaons IN good standing are invited
David Y. Mason, Master: VIM. ~.
Cchnoiy. Secretary. nov7ti
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MErHoDtsF.- sanday school 81 70;
class meeting al cloee Of Sunday
srhooii preaching q 7 so p. m. Pray.
T. u. ilnDds0S, Pastor.
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Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
LAND oFFtcK AT CRuR p'AlKSE. IDAno.
Jan. I. lsgs.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Aled notice u his Intention "a
make anal pEnof In support uf his claim. and that
SAid proof utll he made before the Register and
Receiver at 4. 4 Land OlIlce. CUur a Alcnc,
Idaho. On February Ia lsas, viz;
JAMES JOHNSON
for the \. Y MEX aud loss and a SEE. "a,
II. 10 n. R.3W.R
lie names the following witnesses 10 psose HIS
conlinlluits RESIDENCE upon aud cultivation q,
said land. viEs Henry khppenhcrg. loSeg,ll
NArn0 Joseph Provost aud John fernan. oi
JAMES GRAHAM.
jans+chla Register.
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Law I,rlefs and Pamphlet printing a
specially as the pnEss Otace
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KooTENAI LoDuE No. Z, KxIamTs o.
PSTHIAs.--Meets In fraternity Hall
Thursday evening d each week.
Visiting brothers arc nlways welcosne.
y 3oT, q. g., Y. A. 6hallls, x.
o. y. = =
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THROUGH TICKETS
TIVE SCHEDULE:

TIVE SCHEDULES
Traia leaves C@ur d'AIene at $50 am
and arrives al 8 p. m.
Main line trains arrive and depart from
Spokane as follows: No. I, west
bound. arrives 1t 3 IS and departs at
$40 O'Clock p. m; No. 2, east bound.
arrives at II;3 and departs at iI.49
4. m.
For Information. tine-eaSas, mans ana tiekss
P. JOY. Agent,
Occur d'AIeney Idaho
A. D. CHARLrox,
Assistant Gen. Pass. Agt.,
No. 255 Morrison ST. cor. Srd st.
Portland, Oregon.
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1tmulIy feu1 G1nul lfuilas ~ The EcrlIelu -.
enc NdkIIg4a rN1EI'anF. 1Aidf - Fntb eIlIa4NiF
s8QpeI4 NpW Dec lN4. 70 Mpf. "a tE&. Li1It
daien iAeiuHive, - SnllpWt;
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CATHOLIC. Regular mass at I0sDl 4. N.
sunday -aehooL, Z p. a.. VespeEN a. q
p. N. Rsther Becker, pastor.
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Train leaves Ceur d Alene at $50 a. IN
and arrives Al 6 p. m.
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seen at Miller's drug store.
Bills are out for the minstrel and
vaudeville entertainment TO be given
by the Fort sherman Comedy company
at post hall on Thursday evening, Feb.
is. The program win consist Of an old
time minstrel replese with new songs,
dances and \ chorus OF sixteen male
voices There will be specialties by
Burns, Connolly, Dnsslan, HoEswell,
Gunsling Dave and Others. The enter.
tainment will close with a comic farce
entitled. Recruiting for Cuba" Ad.
mission, so cents.
Not long ago a farmer who lives three
miles from here, came to store before
breakfast aud bought bottle Of Cham.
beTlain's Cough Remedy. lie said his
little boy had bad cold, and as they
had used what they had in the house
would his wife not let him go 10 plow
untll be got another bottle. The little
boy, who was with him, remarked.
Now I win soon be well, for Chamber.
lain's tor medicine always cures me-
II. G. McElroy. Black Hawk, Ia. In
speaking of this remedy AR. MclslrOy
said people came from far and wide "a
his store 10 get 1t and many OF them
would not know what TO do without It
For sale at % and 50 cents bottle b.
A. L. Miller. druggist
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JANIS eRAHAM.
Rsgisier
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

London. May 25.-The cor
respondent OF the Times al
Constantinople says: The sui
tan. in teiegraphing to Emperor
William his thanks for the lat
ters advice. begged him to con
tinue il, and expressed The hope
that advice which was founded
upon the strong friendship unit
ing the Emperor and himself
would show Turkey the way to
obtain the full recognition OF
her rights as victorious pow
er.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
DON'T TOBACCO SPIT OR SMOKE
YOUR LIFE AWAY.

If you want to quit tobacco using
easily and forever. be made well
strong, magnetic. ful of new lite and
vigor, takes No-To-Bac, he wonder
worker that makes weak men strong.
Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 100000 cured Buy No-To-Bac
from your own druggist. who will
guarantee cure 5Oc. or S1.0O. Booklet
and sample mailed free. Address: Ster-
ling Remedy Co., Chicago or New
York.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
RIOT IN REICHsRATH.
President tainted and the Mem
bers Had a Free Fight.
Many Prominent Witnesses
Are to Testify Against the
Alleged Enemy of the
Ministry.

London, May 25-T h e
Standards correspondent at
Vienna says. The obstruction
which has characterized the
proceedings in the reichsrath
during the past few weeks cul
minated today in an unprece
denied scene. The president
became SO much excited in an
ticipation of trouble that he
tainted before the session open
ed and the vice president had
to take the chair.
For hours the members of
the opposition had recourse to
every parliamentary device for
obstructing business and final
ly, when these were exhausted
they overturned the desks,
smashed ink stands, flung
books in the faces of the speak
ers. INDUCED in coarse invec-
tives and finally came to blows
in a general riot.
The German party, inflamed
with rage at the edict making
the Czech language the official
language of Bohemia, crowded
with clenched fists around the
ministerial table; where Count
Badeni. the premier, sat, white
as aSkeS, and shouted: "DOWn
with Polish Badeni. Finally
the sitting was suspended amid
great disorder.
The ministerial majority is
in favor of holding forty eight
hours sitting to wear out the
offenders. 1t is believed Count
Badeni holds an imperial de
cree of propagation, which he
will use if all other means
fail.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

IL the law abiding citizens OF
Texas wouId form an anti lynch
ing league, and exert themselves
to extend its ramifications
through every town and village
IN the state, they might succeed
In snppressing the growing evil
Of lynch law.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
ADVERSE DECISION
IN PARSONS CASE

Washington, d. c., May "a,
In the supreme court of the
United States to day Justice
Peckham handed dowq the
opinion of the court in the case
of l.. Z. Parsons, late district
attorney for the .north-ru dis
trict of Alabama, appealed from
the court of claims. The decis
ion is adverse to Parsons claim
that he is entitled under sec
ton 769 Of the revised statutes
TO hold his Office for four years,
notwithstanding the presidents
order of removal. Justice Peck
ham said while The appoint
ment is for fonrs years il might
be terminated earlier at the
discretion Of the presiden The
judgment Of the court of claims
is affirmed. The determination
in this case has been looked
forward To with interest be-
cause of it's possible effect up
on the removal Of officehoIders
incident to the change of ad
ministraiion. Parsons was re
moved from the Office of United
States district attorney in 1898,
having been appointed in 1890
He wrote letter TO the presi
dent refusing to surrender the
place on the ground, that as be
had been appointed for term
of four years the president had
no right to remove him before
The expiration CT that time. He
fought the case through The
yaiious federal courts on this
theory, losing in the lower
courts. as he did TO day in the
supreme court Parsons has.
however, not been in his af6cs
during the contest. On til. day
of his removal Emmett O'Neill
was appointed 20 succeed hin
aud Parsons surrendered the
Office after an order was issued
To him by the circuit court 10
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
NAY REFUSE RUSSIA.
Sultan Wants the Cash He Is
TO Get From Greece,

Berlin. May "a The CORE
spondent of the Frankfurter
Zeitung al Constantinople says;
Count Clydoff, the Russian
ambassador, made the proposal,
IA condition Of the internal
control of the Greek debt, that
Russia should take over the
Greek indemnify as a setOff TO
the Turkish indemnity due ia
Russia, but the sultan will
probably refuse, as he wants
possession Of the cash himself.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
HUMBERT
Crispi Talked Very Plainly tc
the King of Italy.

London. May 25.-Refer
ring to the expected trial of
Signor Crispi for completely in
the Bank of Naples scandals,
the correspondent of the Daily
Mail says:
Two months ago Signor
Crispi had an audience with
King Humbert and complain
ed bitterly OF the campaign
against him. He declared he
would defend and justify his
connection with the transac
tons in question and then add
ed: Permit me to tell you
plainly. sir, what the upshot
will be. Two persons will go
into exile. | as a poor man,
and you. sir, with your mil
lions"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

THE Victoria Advocate has
a sterh conception of jnsrice.
1t says: "a Bohemian girl in
Oklahoma Lad two lovers who
were both jealous. Que shot
and killed the other and then
committed suicide by poison,
aud now she is without any
lover. and should remain so il
worshipping at her shrine has
that effect on men
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

PROSPERITY" was ever on
,he lip of President Mckinley
and republican orators last
falI-the golden wings OF pros
p-rity which were soon to hover
over the country. But the sub
iect is not so popular with
them now. The democrats have
taken up the echo. hut with an
Interrogation following the word
which makes il exceedingly
siTesome to the g. o. p's.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
GRANT DOESN'T LIKE IT.
Made Another Effort to Have
the Compromise Agree
ment Rescinded.

Washington, D. c., May "a.
1T is asserted that DR.. Grant
made another attempt last Fri
day to have the Hanna com
promise rescinded. He called
upon Messrs. Hanna and Her
rick and after quite a lengthy
interview came away unsuc
cessful. Nothing disconnected.
DR.. Grant holds fast to his pc
sition, saying that the admins
tration must take the respon
sibility of refusing his recon
mendations and this the admin
istration will doubtless do.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
TIE SULTAN MIsTRUsTED.
Believed That He Will Attpmp,
TO Occupy Athens.

London. May 25 The
Athens correspondent of the
Times says: The intentions oil
the sultan are greatly distrust
ed here and it is believed be is
avoiding negotiations for peace
through the powers because E-
wants Edhem Pasha 10 march
10 Athens.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

sIeNoR CRIsPr is reported to
have. been giving sass" to
King Humbert in a most repub
Iican fashion. The divine right
of kings seems to be getting
somewhat decoyed now a DAYS.