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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
WrjbGit uno Mcbnlprr.
Streatpr, ST., H., gtcp.

Dennis 6ieloins. sin bisiiaer 8s.
itdItsmann, 1T 9eitsrn JiaAmittaN
bon einem 6ranSoien. Namens Ssrs
tiaur, our6 Suei Sdiihs itwer psr-
wunoet worosn. 6ieloinA bate iilr
ysrtiaur ein s@runoelaentbums9eihdit
bsior0t uuo oieier Nluubts. oOB er bon
6ieloin9 bstrOasn uurosu lei. Ssr=
tiGug beiinoet lib icBt I'M @sldugnIB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
9rr,cnsphafter.
= ontiQc. SQ.. II. y

Yontiac. ST., H.. NOp.
Gom bisi9en &reisasriht limb 0eliern
MarD &eiB S2l75 ais Wunopflulter
fir ibr bonn Garmer g8iliam Rraemer
IN 9tswton SOwnibip psrlsBtss Ssr3 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
SGtcl6ranb in SlIiunis.
St II fatee, sSQ., II. Npp.

&antatee. ST., II. Nop.
Seute Wor9en lit bier oas Eiuer-
olem Sotel obgebranut. Sas 5euer
mar I'M ero0elhoB aus9ebro9su uno
muroe tllrS ppr orei llbr bon gmorp
Cobb, elnem Der giQentbilmer entoedt;
oas Sotel 1T ein b0lsernes Bebduoe
unO Die Glammen Derbreitsten ii6 nit
10 rleltGer Shnslli9tsit, oab bic pier=
GIG 8dlte nitt I'M Stanoe waren, ibre
&lelosr uno gSertbiaben gu retten uno
elnlNe nlr nit tnappsr Notb oem
Tlamnentooe entginsen. Sn elmer
balben Stllnoe mar bus fiinIit0tiae
e'ebauoe big auT Den 6runo nisosrse-
brannt; Der 8erluit betrd9t $S5, 900.
bel $50. 900 @eriiberune; Der 9erlult
oer Sdlte miro aui $4,000 peranlblaat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16

uno lbre Sduloen in eieier Staot ba-
ben Die SObe opn 81, 500, 900 Mart er.
reltt. Die GlQubiger perlanaen ener.
9iib ibr Gelo.
Verlin, II. Nob.
Seute fano bier cine gluardiltenper-
ldmnluna sur Geisr oes sSabrestaoes
Der Slnribtun9 Der G6icaqoer gna.=
Illten ltatt. Gs purDen mebrere auI=
rel3enoe Heoen gebalten, uno als ,ulest
EN- 6rauen3llnmer cine gaute a In
emma GOlomann loslieB. unterbratb
bic Yollsei Die Siraoe uno loIe Die Ser.
lammlun9 auf.
Seferrei d : uuaarn.
gSien, 9. Sob.
Or. Gbenbo6 miro Der ueue grdIi.
Dent oes abaeOronetenbauies oesHeibs-
ratbes lsE aIs gta6folgsr bon Or.
&atbrstn, welder am 26. Sttober feline
Stelle nleoerlegte. Or. Gatbreiu 1T
eln berborra9enoes Mit9lieo Der tatbo-
!Ilaen Soltspartei uno ausgeiprotener
Slerltaler, aber bon beutIber 9tationa-
lltat. Sn ielnem Heii9nationsibrei-
ben 9ab er teine @riiuoe an, es bies
aber. oaB er oa9e9en lei, ertreme MaB-
rsgeln 9e9en Die bon ieinen 2anosleu.
ten IN scene seieBte Sperre su er0rei=
ZEN. Gr ioll Geiagt babeu, als er bic
Steue oes Yrllloenteu iibernabm, oaB
er als Seutiber bic MaBreaelu autbei.
Ben lpllroe, Die oarauf bere6net ieieu.
oas Sorurtbeil ge9en jene Natipnalitd.
5u erwsten. Sein Gildtritt luuroe
aIs eln 9lnSeiben Der Grmeiteruua Der
Sluft 3mllden Den beutl6en &leritaleu
uno Dem ilbri9eu She'll Der Mebrbeit
an8eIeben.
Or. gbenbob 1T Elm Wtann bon rp.
bllltem &orperbau uno grocer gueroie
lno man 9laubt, oaB inter ieinem
TOrllB Die ldrmenoen gluftritte lib mie.
oerbolen meroen, Die in BEN lebteu
pierjsbn Saaen Die Sibunssn sstenn.
selbnet babeu.
% len, II. Nop.
Or. gbrabamppics, Der erIte Gice-
prdloent oss Observation-Disclosures oss
Gel6sratbes, lit als gtatfolaer oes Or.
&atbreln. melber an l6. Stt. ieiu
glmt nleoerleate. gum YrGlioenten pes
Sauies eriuGblt poroen.
am Sienltaa luuroe 9eia9t. oaB Or.
l = h,, Il .l,.s L 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16

9elpro6en woroen. Graener bate Iid
im per9an9enen Sssbruar nit Wtarp
uerlobt uno 9lllss ihien bis 81 Dem
9lbeno, an mel9em Die SOtSsit ltattIins
Den ioQte.
Sec Seirat6sIbsin mar beIor9t. Der
YTarrer mar bereit, bic 8dIte 60tten
lld ein9efnnOen. nur &raemer ielblt
leDlte; ct bate ii6 nGmliCb anoers bee
lonnen.
Sr0emer fiibrte als Sun99eIsae iei=
neu eigenen SausGalt mo mar. na6=
Dem er ll6 Die Sa1e na9 allen Gi6=
tlnaen bin iiberleot bate, Su Der gn=
Ilbt 9etOmnen, oaB Marp ood eiNent=
LID nibt oas lei, mas er bon ieiner
6rau uerlange. uno Die 6ol9e mar, oaB
er. Itatt li6 trauen au laIieu, 81 Saule
blieb. 9araufbin bate MtarD i'm auf
SO, 900 S4aosnerIaB pertla9t.
Sas @iiiiunsfumite Der bii6oai@en
Netbuoiitenfirbr.
pbilaoelpbia, 3d.,
IL. 9tOp.
Sas all9emeine Miilionscomite Der
bii6Ofliden Observation-Disclosures nabm
beute Worgen unter Dem YoriiB bon
gidof 9lnOrems bon 9telu YOrt, ielne
SlBun9en pieoer auf.
9lls bic Seriammlung BON SiIbof
Nnorelps CUR Sronung geruien poroen
par, er6ob iid Yreoigsr GbuIfee bon
MInneGpOlis uno befiirwOrtete Die gr=
nennlIng zines GOnites, oelisn guf=
9abe es iein iol, bic &eouSiruus Der
S9uloen anSultrebsu.
Sie 6ra9e bstreHs SertGeiluns Der
yewilllgungen fir einbeimiIbe uno
ausluGrti0e WiiiiOn puroe oes lGuse-
rem beIprOden. Sie Geiammtiumme
Der Sewilli9un8en betrdgt 81. l39. $40.
9luBeroem Wuroen nod $40, 600 fiir
suidlliAe uno $4,000 fir lauienOe
9lus8aben beluilli9t.
es puroe entitieoen, oaB Die Sbsis
lung Der Wiiiionsseloer nah oen Ser-
ldltniB bon As YrO3ent fir sinbeimi=
ihe uno 55 Yrpsent fir ausluGrtiSe
WSiIliOn gu titelligsn lei.
@eitsrsr auiihub.
SanSrancisco, II. 9too.
@illiam Seurp SbeUoore Surrant
miro trOB alleoem morgen nod ni4t in
San Gentin aeblnat nerbsn, oa ibm
oIs Staats=Sber9eriht nod in Der elf
ten Stunoe Cinen gluiibub beluilliot
bat. Dis 4 llbr gtahmitta9s, als Die
9teui0teit bon Sacramento iiber ben
elettriiben Srabt oabinilO9 oaB oas
StnntssSberasribt, tusltes bort iOeben
in Sibun9 lit. einen "Writ of Prob
able Course" beluilist uno ben 0;sidna=
niBOirsttor Sale an0ewieien babe, Die
Sinribtuu9 Surrnnt's big auf 9Seite=
res gu ueridIeben, bate es ben 9lnIbein.
als oh fiir ben ocrurtbellten MtOroer
bon 9lanbe 2amont uuo Mirnic g8il-
liNms feline iueitere SOTfnun9 pOrbNn=
ben lei, oa ieine Gertbeioi9er, Sitin=
ion uno SOnroman. einen oerQebllbeu
SerIlb NemNbt bAttsn, im Sunoes.
&reis9eriht eluen Ouoeren "Habeas
Corpus .YeIebl gu erpirteu. uno lbneu
niht einnal Die GrlaubniB QeNcben
iuOroen mar, Qs9cn oieie entl6eloun9
al cas- Ober=Slnoes0erIbt 81 appelll=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
NttSIauO.
. q tit q II.
81 0 III. s. 9fph

Jt III, .. Jt0o.
Der Paplt 9stulbrte bsute ben grsbi-
'dofen bon ct. Souis uno Montreal,
SObn $. &aiu nno Yuul Suiteii. cine
llnaere gluoiens. Gem 9ebteren tbeilte
er nit, oaB er binnen &urSem einen
Slrtenbrief on oas Sistbum BON Mani=
toba betreiis Der Shulfra9e per0iieut=
llden weroe. I'm bic SsrcdtisunJ Der
Satbollten in iener YrOpin3 gum &eli=
9lonsllnterrltt 5u Uertbeioigen.
u 0 M, 9. gtOo.
Der @aiitan ,pieoeripri9t beute amt.
llb benz perOiientlihten Werihte, oaB
Die oemnGhlt 81 erlaienoe pdpitlibe
GntDcIlta llber Die Sbulfrase in Wani=
toba auf oNs Don Dem Yrsnier 6ana=
oa's, Sir 99ilIrlo Saurier, ppracibla=
gene 6omprOmib ei9ebeu wsros, ndm-
llb: Reutrale Sdulu nit &eli9ionss
lnterrlbt nab Den SAulituuosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Tno Die Tnlsc nes Sauicns.
Siour GitD, Sa., II. 9tOp.

Stour ettQ Sd., u. 9t0o.
SbOmas Serbian bat 9eitern in 6ol9e
elmer WorphineinlpriBung, ueldye ibm
Don isinsm Yruocr Sobu, einem Apo.
tbeter. bei9ebraht wuroe, ous Seben
sinaebilbt. Yeioe INttsn fart Netrun=
len uuo Sobu bate cine Morpbineiu=
ipriguu9 als Vtittel as9en 9teruOitdt
uno ShlailOligteit porNeibla9en. welhe
oenn Ouh ipiort pOr0cnommeu muros;
Der Soo oes Sruoers mar Die 6ol9e..
SbQleitb Der unollflihe glpotDeisr
Don Den 6oronsrs9clbpOrensu Don al
Ter Shulo frci9slprOben wuroc. orObt
Der Sbmers iiber ous bon ibm an9e.
ribtste lln0liif. i'm gum @abuiinn su
trslben. SbUmas SOroau mar eiu bs-
fainter Yolititer uno itdOtIl1er Ys=
dmter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Wemcine NGu6er.

8arrettspifle, O., 9. Sob.
Senrp Smitb, ein bier poGnenoer
jun9er Mann, wuroe aeitern auf siuem
@ilterSuae ser gris-Yabu bon elmer
Sanoe Sanoitrsidsr iiberfallen. Sic
nabmen ibm cine tleine Seloiumme ab
llno warien ibn oanu bonn gabn3u9e,
tpelher ibm beioe geine abI1nitt.
Smith iiberlebte feline SerleBungsn uur
turSe 3slt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
u 0 N, 9. gfpp.
Seuti DBL Il II B.


gerl in, z. 9tOo.
Der Geihsta9 miro an 30. Nopem.
ber in SiBung treten. IS miro an0es
nommen, oGB uuber Dem Budget cine
TorlaGe CUR &ecouIiruttiUn Der Slotte
uno cine &eiOrmmnBnNbme lur &sau.
lirung oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CUR Yers
banollng tcmmen miro. gsioe 4nOe-
legsnbeitsu iino nGmlih ibon lett ldn-
9crer 3cit pom MiuiltcrratD bciprobeu
morocu uuo lueroen Ossbalb 0leltb natb
GrOiinung Der SiBun9 benz &eibsta9e
unterbreltet iusroen.
@erlin. 10. 9top.
Sas eraebniB Der fdotiIbeu Nab=
inahl in gSeItpricgniB, in Der YrouinS
VrdnoenburN. 100 Der Ireilluni0e Gan=
Dlout S6ulS 7.4Sl StImmen erblslt.
mGbreno uui Den &onierpatipen, Sal
bern nur 5000 StImmen ielcn. ldbt
permutben. mas bel Den nuIeneiuen
&ei6sta9swablen 9eibeben tann. IS
fauoen sluel 9lbltimmunQeu HIATT. YCi
Der erten erbielt Salocru 5,0i3,
ShulS 8, las. Der So;ialccmotrut
2.0l5, uno Der gluti. Semlt 1000
Stimmen. Sei Der sruejten glbItim.
mun9 lino Die SoiiaIocmrlruten Oiieu=
bar III cOrpore 81 0cu Srtilinni9en
iiber9s9an9en. III llcbersnltimmuua
nit Dem nculihen Sei6luNe Oss Soiiu.
llitencOn0reIiss in SNmburN. glui Der
anoersu Seite I1einsn Die 2lnti. Semi
ten uno gQrnrier. uniuiricocn nit Der
lebten EOlitit Der &OnicruNtipcn. lb
entpsosr Der IbitinmunG entbOltsn
Ooer Shuls nnterltilBt su baben. Die
irciltnni0en Sr9une srtllrsn triumph.
reno. oOB Der nlbrc &eiA3taN Der ireis
linniNlte lein iperoe, ben SeutiblOno
ie 9eIsbsn babe.
Serlin. IL. Nop.
Die Gage Der Wtit9lieou ose tiirti-
ibsu Sotibait 1T cine bstla0enswertbe.
Sie Seamteu baben icit lluaer ais
eiuem Sabre TEN UsbQlt eupiuuQsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Scr MDrpcr ors GaiiirrrS Stidmes.

Nahoem beute Der projsB bss go.
lcpb G. GsllD meQen grmUroun9 oes
Gailirers Der Spmerswortb Notional-
bunt, Stifnep. erOIfnet mar. SOg Der
glngstla9te feline, oul gtiht ibulOi9 lau.
teuoe GrtlIrun9 suriif uno be'nnnte
ftp oes Woroes i'm erItsu @raoe
ihuloiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Sabrlitc ga5t apm S1,0OO,0 900.

YDilabelpbiu. Yu., II. Nup.
YiirNermeilter WarlUid unter;eibnste
beute Mabmittag cine 8eiebsspurlu0e.
welbes tiirslib pom Staotratbe Hnae=
nommcn wuroe uno Ourd pel6e ole
lt0otlIhe 8asanla9e al Die ypnitco
Gju3 Smprourment Company" psrpab=
tet iulro.
'Sie Yu6tbeoiu9un0en Iiuo, oNb bic
.llniteo eiNs Improvement 6Ompuup"
mlbreno 80 Sabren cine jIGrlihe YO6t
pon $l.000.000 su snhleu uno S5,s
600, 600 uui bic Serbelieruu0 Der Gas
aulG9e 81 uerluenOen bat. Ter g8srtb
Der 9Inln9e miro Nui $50, 900. 900 per=
uniblO0t. Die Yitr2er baben oieicm
YO6ttontratt Uiel SppOlition ent9egeu
Nebraht. Die SroiuNus, welhe ben
Ya1ttontrutt bctriilt. muroe wd9rcno
Der uoriSen g8pbe bonn StGotratb, uno
am SieustNS oisisr g8ohe pom lidotis
l1su Sberlaus an9euommcn.
YiirSsrmeiter Warlujd bat in @ers
biuoma nit leinsr YeltGti9un9 cine
9ptihait erloNen. in welhsr er oas
Sutyaittrstsn bss pa4ttontrattcs sinit-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
8ittc, feinc Ieni6sn ,u iaiebcn,
9luaulta, Wle., 10. 9top.

Sn Der na6teu 8eisBQsbun9 ,piro
cine Sorla9e ein9ereidt wsroen, NOS
na6 Sdger. bic sufdllig I'M gSaloe
einen Weniben erldiebsn, sur Strais
9eSo9en ,ueroen iOllen. Sisie MaBre-
gel lit cine 6olae Der pielsn llnsliifs-
iGae, wslde lib pdbreno Der leBten
Sa0oseit erei9net babeu. Mun nimmt
al. oaB bic Sd0er. luelhe Mteniheu
nieoeri6ieBen. nidts bon Der SuQo per-
iteben uno im giisr aui irNsno stipas
lOsinallsn, mas lib i'm Wuloe bewe0t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16

uno lbre SduIoen in oieier Staot ba-
ben Die S6be orn 81 500, 900 Mart er.
re!dt: Die Glaubiger uerlanssn ener-
9il9 ibr @elo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
g pa II len.

Waorio, IL. Nob.
Gin tOni9liber GrlGB. pslber Guba
gntunomie 9ewdbrt, miro am %.
9lOpember iormIib bslannt Ssmaat
,peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
9as sslbc 5isber sibt mad.

Iew Orleans, 2u., 8. Nop.
Die @slbfisbsrlituatiom 9eitaltst iib
oauetno 9iinltia. Ssit 9eitsrn 1T feline
ueisntli6e SerGnoeruns einAetreten.
rYellom Sad" bat fir Die Seute bier
feline Sbrefen psrlorsu uno man Qraz
tulirt Iib allerisits 81 Der siinlti8en
Wenoun9 Der Sin9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
$ tai II.
f o NJ, 9. 9iop.

J Ut, .. JIUU.
Die aOni9iu bon Stdlien bat oem
SarOinal Gibbons ibr Yortrdit in SoI-
tradt nit DEM Griuden iibsrrsibeu lai-
len, ibr Gremplare bon isiusn idmmt.
lihsn SbriIten su3uienosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Ssrlin. IL. 9Pop.

Die Gage Der WitNlieosr ose tiirti-
iCbeu Sotibait 1T cine betla2enswertbe.
Sie Seamten baben lett ldu9sr als
eusm SABRE telu 1sbalt empiaussU
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16

It 100
|9arreuf
eiuSui
ieoeIf
[rcn
ttaratig
II nit
III regus
etHeni
yert uno
rautlrt.
ol6eneu
llatttrts
SbIdeu
Ten nit
lper0eU
tgarrcu
Inter.
|iu9uug
agtHteR
SbHeH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16

Gan Srancisco, Sal, !
8. Npb.
The indicator., 1897-04-10
FARM NOTES. ~
From Field and Fnrml

drom Field and Farml
II Is great snnp to seek a bonus for n
creamery In town nnd then put up plant
worth only half the amount subscribed Re
ware OF false capitalization in such enter
prises
Wool has lately taken n great advance.
stephens Brothers uf Tuehio are an over the
Arkansas wiley paying as high ~ II cents
a pound, As II looks now 1t would he a good
scheme to hold the wool
Some of the progressive people north Of
Granada, Prower- county, will make trial
trip with melons this year William Brrm.
field and Fred. Coolidge think they can
come into the market week ahead of
Rocky Ford If this IL true. It will mean
many good hard dollars for Granada
Tests OF wheat oats and barley second
year from alfalfa sod. as compared with
similar contiguous land that had not been
In alfalfa. were made last year by the Col
orndo station. and in each case the alfalfa
sod produced much the better results with
wheat ns 100 to ~, oats as 100 to 60 and
barley as 100 to 10
This has been a good year for the newly
planted orchards In LariIner county. Of
Whlch there are many. and 20 far ms we cn
learn small loss of trees has been reported
II Will not be many years until Lnrjmer
county VIII be supplying the markets Of
Colorado with the finest Of choice nppIes
There are many fine orchards already in
bearing in the county. which are netting
their owners very handsome profit each
year.
Too much reliance is placed In this west
ern country on the disk harrow as a substt.
tnte for the plow. There is no implement
more useful. than the disk harrow. hut its
place Is to cIt mp the sod and render the
soil hne after the land has been plowed but
farmers frequently use the disk harrow for
preparing stubhle land for grain. leaving
out plowing altogether. There Is something
more In plowing than simply loosening the
surface for seeds. When land is plowed II
holds more moisture, absorbs warmth rap
idly and permits Of greater feeding capacity
for plants
The prospects for fruit crop NIL over
Colorado never better at this time of
year than now. and great prepn ra tons for
big yield are going on everywhere The
danger Of destructive frosts is growing less
day by day and April Will soon he gone to
alay our worst fears. Fruit buds remained
dormant all winter and showed no signs Of
starting until after the vernnl e1uIDoxipl
storm had passed, and this was common
place enough and did no damage. A reader
at Fruita. Mesa county, writes: "we will
have more fruit this year In Grand Valley
than all the previous years put together
And this condition will apply to every other
section over on the other side. Buds are
now swelling and the sap starting, but the
season seems to be three weeks later thnn
last spring, which Is nm advantage as a gus r
sntee against Injury by frost.
The indicator., 1897-04-10
AN EXTRA SESSION.
LEGISLATURE FAILED TO FINISH
Governor Adams Calls Them to Meet on
Election bay to Pass the General APP
propriatIon Bul, without which the
Dcpnrtmeuts wouId Have to Shut up

Denver, April 6.-An extra session OF
the Legislature meets today ms n re-
suit OF the failure to pass the general
appropriation bill yesterday.
The governors call reads ms follows:
Whereas, the Eleventh General As
scmbly nj Its regular session did, on
the fifth day OF April. a. u. 1897, ad-
journ sine die. without cnacting gem
eral appropriation bill providing an np-
preparation for the ordinary expenses
of the executive. Legislative and judi
cial departments of the State for the
fiscal years A. u. 1897 and 1898; and.
Whereas, the business affairs of the
State can not be conducted for the said
fiscal years unless said general appro-
printions shall be made,
Now. therefore. I, Alva Adams. gov
ernor of the State of Colorado, do
hereby declare and proclaim that an
extraordinary occasion exists. and |
do hereby order and direct that the
General Assembly of the State of Colo
RADIO convene in special session on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of April, A. H..
1897, at 10 o'clock n. M, for the sole
purpose of considering and passing II
general appropriation bill for paying
the expenses of the said executive, leg
islativc and judicial departments of the
State for said fiscal years A. ID. 1897
and 1S9S.
In witness whereof ! have hcreunto
set my hand and caused the great seal
of the State to be affixed
Done at Denver this GTh day of April,
A. d. 1897. ALNA ADAMS,
Governor of Colorado.
The indicator., 1897-04-10
The Turkish Mission.

Washington. April Ut is not prob
able that ex-Secretary Foster will 20 to
Turkey because the Turkish govern
mcnt is not willing to raise its lega-
tion here to the rank of an embassy,
and that will be necessary before the
government of the United States can
send an ambassador to Constants.
nOple.
The Turkish authorities do not see
any advantage In having an ambassa-
dor here. Their minister has nothing
to do but attend balls and dinner par.
ties and make himself agreeable to the
Indies, and II he We're made an ambas-
sador he would cost his government
great deal more money than now.
General Foster would not accept an
ordinary mission after having been the
diplomatic representative OF the United
States in Russia and having held the
position Of secretary OF state. He con.
scented to go to Constantinople as an
ambassador. but II only minister is
appointed the President will have 20
select some one else.
The indicator., 1897-04-10

An aged Chicago spinster. with the
usual fondness Of her kind for cats, has
recently had an unpleasant expert
ence on account Of her pets She had
an unusual number OF feline compan-
ions: in fact. about thirty pussies were
domiciled in her apartments, and the
neighbors have made a complaint to
the health officers that cats are not de-
sired in that neighborhood in such
numbers The woman has occupied
the same rooms for eight years, and the
Iandlady says that her door was always
kept locked to keep out inruders. The
health officer has ordered the cats re-
moved. and great is the grief OF their
fond mistress.
The indicator., 1897-04-10
Venezuela boundary Treaty.

New York, April 5.-The World TO
morrow will publish the following
copyrighted cable dispatch from Cara
cas-, Venezuela:
The Congress Of Venezuela I,.is unan.
imously and enthusiastically ratified
the Guinea boundary arbitration treaty
with Great Britain, which was ncroti-
ated by the United States The meas-
ure was first read in the House of Rep
resentatives by Senior Aranguercn, WHO
spoke eloquently in Its favor.
The second reading was without Incl
dent. 1t came up on third reading to-
day (Monday), and. after n speech by
Senor Briceno. the House voted for the
treaty unanimously. amid great cheer
ing and enthusiastic demonstrations of
gratitude to Uncle sum"
The treaty was also unanimously
ratified by the Senate today tNIondny. i
President Crespo vii sign II next I'm.
day.
The indicator., 1897-04-10

A romantic story comes from Holly.
n. j.. concerning Frank Rice, formerly
Of that place. but now wealthy Cali
fornia mining man. and Miss Lizzie
Frake. The two were married quietly
in Pennsylvania in 1881, but agreed to
keep the marriage secret until success
should have crowned III, efforts Of the
bridegroom in the far west Sixteen
years elapsed before the desired result
was attained. and a few days ago Rice
returned to M. Holly and claimed his
wife. During all this time hey guard
ed their secret so well that their
friends never once suspected the true
state OF affairs
The indicator., 1897-04-10
IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS
Governor Adams Fills "a Large Number of
Ofices.


Denver. April Ex-Governor Adams
yesterday sent to the Senate n num-
ber of appointments. which were con
tirmed ut once. They are ms fol
lows:
Member of the State Board of Agri-
culture-r. +. Sharp. Pueblo.
Assistant Adiutant Gcneral-Charles
MacAllister Wilcox. Denver.
State Inspector Of Steam Boilers
Richard Kett. Denver.
Trustees of the Colorado School for
Deaf and Blind-A. l.. Lawton. Colo
RADIO Springs; w. II. Trout. Canon
City.
Member OF the state Board of Chari-
ties and Correcton-Mrs. James II.
Platt, Denver, vice Frances c. Ford,
resigned.
Members of the State Board of Den
tai Examlncrs-B w. Rogers, Denver
B. A. MCGEE, Denver: e. n. Guycr.
Denver: G. Il. DUNCAN, Montrosc; 4.
#. Graves, Denver.
State Dairy Commissioner-H. II.
Canon, Denver.
Commissioner or the Colorado Insane
Asylnm-C. y. tnfug, Walscnburg.
Trustee OF the State Normal School
Richard Broad. .Ir.. Golden
Commissioner Of the State IenltcIl-
hary-Walter G. Hines, Trinidad.
Chaplain of the State PeniteutiIry. =
Rev. II. NJ. Barnes, Canon City.
Warden of the State Reformatory =
G. p. Hoyt. Golden.
State Englnccr-Joln Il. Field. Den
yer.
Warden State Penitcntiary-.I John
Cleghorn, Del Nortc.
Members of the State Board of Arbi-
tration, as provided for in s. Il. No 30
approved March 81. 1S9T-J B. Grant
Denver; Roady Kenehan. Denver.
Commissioners Soldiers and Sailors
Home-A. w. Jones, Greeley; Is. U.
Dye. Rocky Ford
State Fish Commissioner and Game
Warden-J. s. Swan. Grand Junction
The following are Denver officials:
Fire Commissioned. ID. Wilson.
Police Commissioned w. Spear.
Excise Commlssioncr-E b. Coe.
Board of Public Works-C. $. Morey.
Ralph Talbot. ID. ID. Sccrie.
Police Magistratc-.Jam VI. Ellis.
The indicator., 1897-04-10
MODIFY THE FOREST RESERVES.
The Commission Which Created Th,m
VIII Frame an Amendment to Sundry
Civil Bill.


Washington. April 5.-Thc Govern.
ment Forestry Commission had n hcnr.
ing before Secretary of the Interior
Bliss to-day. at which they went over
the whole forestry question and ex
planned their reasons for advocating all
the reservations of timber land made
by President Clevcland's proclamation
on the 22d of February. The full pcr-
sonnel of the commission was present
as follows:
Professor G. $. Sargent, of Harvard
University, chairman; General II, l..
Abbott, United States Engineer Corps:
Professor w. II. Brewster, of Yale
University: Alexander Agassiz. clifford
Pinchott and Arnold Hague Commits
sioner Hermann. of the General Land
Office, and Director Wnlcott of the
Geological Survey, also We're present.
Senator Wilson. of Washington, and
Senator Shoup, of Idaho. represented
the western opposition to the rescrya-
tions. The meeting was behind closed
doors.
The outcome of the conference was n
decision to forward to Congress in n
day or two proposed amendment to
the sundry civil bill. to be framed on
the lines of the McNac bill, which has
been before both houses of Congress in
various forms and is now pending in
the Senate. This amendment will
authorize the secretary to prescribe
such rules and regulations for the gov
ernment of the forest reserves ms will
permit the disposal of timber in the
reservations for legitimate mining pur-
poses and will preserve also the rights
of agricultural and mining settlers on
reservations.
The amendment gives authority for
the suspension of the operation of tile
presidential proclamation reserving for.
est reservations and the survey of the
reserved tracts by the Geological Sur
vey, appropriating S15O,OOO therefor