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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
OteSinoatsb Dble.

feinem 8eiib faben bic SerrIder
S9ottlanbs ben Sulisman ibrer
Ma6t. Grit na6bem es ben GnglGnz
bern gellngen mar, ben Stein gu erz
rbern, erguben ii6 bic S9otten in ibr
S9idial, unb feitoem liegt Der beilige'
Stetn, als Elm WabrSeiAen Der etpigen
8sreinigung beiber SOnigreicbe, unter
bem SbrpnieFel Der 8eItminiterabtei
81 2onbon. Bon Sbdn aus piro bic
SnIsI Staffa nit Der beriibmten Sim
galsb0ble beiubt. S9auri9 CRIME
0Gmmerung umfGnst ben 8eiuber in
Der SDble. Die beranbrauIenbe5l
lpelbe i9lu6Senb uno gurselno in
benz bOben SeliengetpDlbe piberbullt.
eripedt cine gebeimniBpule Melobie,
als sriffsn Sineurs @eiItsrbdnbe in
bic Sarfe, um Dem mobernen 9ez
Idlebt bon bet entI6punbenen Serr>
Ii9teit Der alten 3eiten gu tiiuben.
Bon bieIer psriuntensn Yra9t seugsn
bic aublrei9en 8uinen, pelfe ben
Ib0niten S9mud S9ottlunos bilben;
70 bic lleberreite Der eriten &atbeorale
auf Der Sniel Soma unb oas romantic
I6e &il6urn Gaftle am God glpe, in
unmittelbarer Nd9e ppn Sbdn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
3 Spna.

I8ia man ben eigentbiimlitb mslans
apIiIbsn 3auber bes einiamen Sofz
lduoes guns perIteben lernen, 10 muB
man Ti6 BON Sban aus in's Snners
bsget!n. @s gebt ben talebonii9en
Canal binuuF immsr enssy unb Teller
umi6lieben bic 9rampiunberge bic
f9male @aFerittaBe, bis bus S9iff
pOr bem tleinen Sort @i1lidm untert,
bas BON ben i9roffen, bunteln 6slIens
maHen bes Ben Refpis iiberragt tpirb.
Der gufities 1T beIhperli9 unb bic
llntertunft pben idmmerli6, aber Der
Raturfreunb nimmt germ fplde 9ers
brieblihteitsn in ben &auf. Gine Hare
Sernii9t ntrb man in S9ottlanb fell
ten genisben, aber Der Sampf Der
Sonnenitrublen nit ben uufiteisenben
RsbelmuRen Saubsrt cine 6iine iiber=
rui9enbsr GurbenefIetts bsrpor. peI4e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

= g aluu. sd bite Did, bic
So4ter bdtteit Du baben tDnnen uno
bic Mutter bait 9u genommen!"
.S6piseermutter umgansen.
= bere9tigt. Serr (auf
Sriiden uno einsn grrbunb iiber oem
9luge); D@uten Gag, ia tomme. Inn
bic llnfaIIperiiberuns 5u erbtbeu. Sd
bin porseitern Sipei Sreppen binunters
gefaIlen unO tperbe einen Monat drz
beitsunfdbis iein." Director Der @er=
ii9srungsseIeGi9uft: nSuneer Mann.
mir baben uns nu9 Sbnen ertunbigt
unb miifen bebauern. Sbre SCRIBE
rung als ielbitperI9ulbet Suriid3ulpeis
fen. sic ipuBtsn bod. baB Der Batter
ber iungsH Dame gu Sauis ipar!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
hinge.

burdfhreiten ben 8Orsarten. Inter.
befen bat elm @efdngnibaufieber bas
Saupttpor ipeit ge0ffnet unb mir ipOlls
ten eben Die glnitdlt betreten. dls por
bem Sbor elm GROCER i9nar5erWagen,
elm gang unbeimli9er &aiten, belt :
es mar Der rSotelomnibus", Der bic
Serren Spibbubsn na9 Stabelbeim
bringt. Die S6ur Ses 8agens gebt
auf unb beruus ipa5ieren einige BAL
fermann'ide @eitalten, pelhe ben
8Grtern freunblid augrinIen, Oenn es
iinb meiit alte 8etannte. bic Sur itGns
bigen &unbi9uft 3Gblen.
Mit ibnen begeben mir uns in bas
@efdngniB mo mir i'm Sour5immer eiz
nen 5iibrer erbalten, Der in liebens=
piirbisiter Weiie uns bic nSebenss
tuurbigteiten" ssiet. 0as SpurSimmer
lift nit Selepbon unb elmer ganSen
&eibe BON GontrOldpparaten perieben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

6 atbebrale bpn Idsgotp.
itellungen bes Snneren. 9eIonbers
iebenspertb lit bic &rppta, tuelde ibr
2t6t bur9 bunte @lasfeniter erbdlt
unb barum ni9t, ipie anoere berdrtige
@etp0lbe, in I9aurige @rabesna9t gez
tau6t lit, ionbern Elm fanftes DIDN'T
merli9t perbreitet, bas bic Sesle gu
filler 8etra6tung label. Sebr rei3s
poa 1T cine Mesrfabrt BON 9lasgoip
aus Gngs Der Deittiiite. 2ange,
fdmale Mseresarme, v2o6s" gsnannt,
eritreden ii6 bis tief in bas Snnere.
behen llfer bon bliibenben 9drten einz
eefabt iinb, aus benen mprtbenumz
iponnene 2anObdufer freunbli9 bers
porlugen.
Sc bDber na6 Norben. nm 10 fpGrz
li9er Dtrb Der pflan5enpu9s, Bis
fdlieBli6, nur nod stpiIhen tablen
SeIieneilanben freusenb, na9 sebn>
itiinOiger Seefabrt Der Safen pon
Sban erreicbt pirb. Sban mar einft
Der SIP Der i9ottiI6en &0nige. Sn
benz SdIoiie, bon behen mul.riIaen.
epbeuumranften Ruinen aus man
einen tpeiten, herrliden Bid iiber bas
Meer, bic Snieln unb 9erge eeniebt,
puroe ods ihottiI4e Seilistbum,
1.-The stone of scone", betpabrt. 9tuf
bieIem Stein folI anssblid Der GrS>
batter Safob gerubt bdbsn, uls er BON
Der Simmelsleiter trGumte, unb in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

9ineinreiben Der Speiien, uno Elm
Sbermometer sur Semperaturcons
trolle, ba Die 3slen burd 9umpf ges
bei5t unb bic Semperatur bel ieber
Belle fir ii6 bon auBen regIlirt res
fpectipe bic Seisung gang ubseitellt
iperben lam. SelbftberitGnoli9 lit
fiir9dbeaelesenbeit gsiorgt, au69lrbeit
qiebt es fir bic mGnnliden unb tpeibs
ii6en StrGflinss in SiilIe unb 5iile.
Die 9lnitult, ipsl9e in alien ibren
Sbeilen nit @ds beleuhtet lit, bus
brauben iel6it fabricirt pirb, uno
fpel9e bur9ipegs aud in ben 3elen
9artettb0ben aufipsiit, bic tets gIdns
seno rein eebalten iinb, 1T fir Oiers
bunbsrt Sefansene beitimmt, cine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

9tIemmd. 9:9tsrling (ber
ii9 INNER .Stimmune" trintsn mub,
als er fart angebeitert iiD: rSr.
Sttmmung 6Gtt ih jeBt-aber i9rei'
ben tann i9 nimmer!"
@bgeblibt. nSndoiges
SrGulsin! SD babe Iunge eei9pantt,
ebe i'd mid entidIofen, sSbnen mein
SerS uu3utrugen!" = % bite,
I9tpanfen sic ipeiter!"
-unberfrpren. &unbe (tpiis
t6eno): rWlit meiner 5rau bdben Sic
mid nett anseI9miert = lie bat ia
gar feline sebntduienb Sbaler!" Seis
ratbspsrmittler: n0as tonnte i9 ni9t
pifsn. =. bGbIi9 geuus 1T iis isbo4
Safiir!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
ESBgss,g
ftzlC'.:z'g +

3ubl, Die uber MIR ieItea. bDditens in
itreneem Winter erreidbt ipifo. --NuA
bait, pel8 elm Invertebrates Bib oori
i'm Sofl mir tbnnen es BON bem
@angfenitst, an benz mir eben Iteben,
eenau beoba9tsn. paartpeiie ipa5ies
rem bic peibliben 8efaneenen in benz
nidt iebr groben SOf auf unb ub,
siniae i'm pergniisten @epIauber, buben
iie bod lGnsIt iebss S9amgefiibl pers
loren, anbere georiidt unb iraurig bel
benz 9ehauten, in bieIen Mauern pers
peiIen Sn iuiiHen pielIei6t tpesen zines
nur aus 2ti9tiinn besanssnsn @ers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
80 Tier Scott 0entmd q in
GbinburIb.

Edinburgh liest in elmer Sbalmuloe,
umgeben bon elmer Gette iteiler Sells
tegeI. @iner berielHn fr0nt bic alte
Burg, Der 2ieblingsiib Murta Stuz
art's - nod beute 5eigt man einen
bunteln 9lutfled an Der Stelle, duf
ipel9er Der unsliidliae Ria5iO ermurz
bet tpurbe.
Die b09ite, ni9t bsbaute 8erstuppe
.2lrtburs Seat" geipdbrt sinsn umfais
ienben Bid iiber bic idbDne, alte
Stabt uno bic berrli9e 1m9ebung, bis
an bas @eitabe Der NprbIee, beren err
quidenber Sau9 bas 8limd @binz
burgbs geiunb er6dlt. 9ieie berrlicbe
Stabt bereinist bes Sd0nen unb Sns
tereFanten 70 piel, baB Der Ra!urs
freunb ipie Der 9lttertbumsfprI9er,
Der Maler ipis Der Siitoriter bier cine
rei9s QuslIe bes @enuFes unb Der
9elobnung finben. Sine Der Saupts
Iebensipiirbigteiten bilbet bas in
9rinces Street bele9ene Senfmal
Wulter Scott's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

Die 3ellen, fpeI9e ben r9diten" entipes
Der einaeIn ooer in 9ruppen. penn
aud na9 @ei6le9tern getrennt, dls
Wobnraum ipdbrenb ibres perbdltnibs
mGBig turSen IufentbaIts in StubeI>
6eim = es fperben nur Strafen bis gu
brei Monaten bort pollItredt - ange>
ipieIen peroen. iinb eerdumis, nit ets
mem tleinen Seniter perfeben, pdbreno
has fpeitere Wiobtlar aus einem aufz
flappbarsn siiernen Sett nit WatraBe,
einem Slid, einem Stubl unb einem
Gleiberrabmen beItebt. Die Sbiiren
Der 3sIien betpegen ii4 in elmer aus
@runititeinen berseItellten llmsaNung.
3pei GRiesel, elmer oben. Der anbere
unten, bann Elm gutes SdloB iorgen
bafiir, baB ettpaige fart entiptdeIte
5reibeitsgeliifts ni9t gum p@usbru9"
fommen t0nnen. 9ln Der Sbiir befins
bet ii9 auberbem Elm 8eoba9tungslO9
fir bic 9lufieber, elm S4ieber gum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

- Gin tleiner SGmpfer.
Der 3ufda ipollte es, oab Salberle
9no 9roBmGille, lpel9e ibre 2ebr5eit
gemeiniam bur6mo6ten, in berielben
Stabt iid als ippblapprpbirte 8aosr
stublirten. DGbrenb Salberle, einfuh
unb bsideibsr. fait ME in @eIeaidaft
fam, bate Der pi9tigtbuenOe @robs
mGule Ii9 bereits in ipeitere Sreiie
eingefiibrt. Sieier purbe ipegen Isis
ner BON ibm oft genug berporgebpbenen
SenntniTe allentbalben reIpettirt unb
bemgemGB aud als rSsrr 9ottpr" til
tulirt. gines glbsnbs lab Der y!Serr
Oottor" i'm grauen 8Gren unb fiibrte,
tpie eetp6bnli1. bas Wort, ais SuEber>
le. Der ausnubmspeiIe ausgegungen,
eingetreten mar uno auf Ginlaoung eli
nes 9etannten am Stdmmtii9e 9lab
senommen bate. Sener Setannte iibers
nabm bie@orItellung unb uls bic Reibe
an @roBmGuls fam, iaste Sulberle
troden: ySenne i'm idonS ben 9errn
9ottOr, paren ia mitsinunber auf
llniperiitGt."
-S09iteS 9Dnbeit. - ..."
Srdulein 8ergmann iOl ia iebr I40n
iein." StubiOius: sd Jag Sbnen,
Der segeniiber tOnnte man iogar am
rGriten" uuf SsiratbsgeOanten tOms
men"
= NatiirIt6l nSIt duf bieier
8dbnitrsds elm Sunnsl2" 2isutenant:
n@erben ia Ieben, Oh Ii9 9amen in
iiein Coupe brGn9en!"
Die beitealler Welten.
@snn ieoe Sruu bus pGre, fir ipas
iie Iib bGlt, tDnnts bic Wslt Elm ent,
siidenbsr gluisntbult isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
3tloer aus S6ottfanS.

Sas iasenumpobsne. meerumipiilte
S9ottlanb bietet Oes SntereFanten 70
piel, bab es ni9t Wunber nebmen
lam, 6ab Der Strom bon 3ouriiten
bortbin BON Ssabr gu Sabr Sunimmt.
Wer BON Deften aus einen Streifaug
bur6 bas 2anb MAIDEN piQ, tpirb
@lusgolD 5um9tusgunsspuntt pGblen.
Glasgow beiiBt Spei berDorrasenbe
6,bGube: bic neue llniperiitGt unb bic
alte Satbebrale, einen friibgotbii6en,
aus bem 5p0lften SubrbunOsrt itumz
menbsn 8au. Bon auben md9t bies
e5rtpiirbise 9pttesbaus einen fait
plumpen Ginbrud, umIo imponirenber
pirten aber bic boben SreuS9eip0lbe
rnb bic maleriidb gruppirten Gaulenz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

Oas inbdIts 4pere
Dort bes 9rObsn piro i'm Munbe Der
Mense Ieiht 5ur pbrafe.
: 8eGeibieunsen seeen
@robe iinb oft nur eins = 9lnerfennts
mig ibrer 9rOBe.
-@ifenbu bnunsIii d. Rid.
ter: nWie famen Sic baau, bic iunee
Dame i'm Sunnel gu tiifeH9" Nnee.
tlaster: Der Sub 1T mir in Der Duns
telbeit eben 70 - 10 sntsIsiit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

Sic: n9lber lieber 9lrtbur, 10 be-
tru9te Dir bod audi bieIe f90nen
Saden in Der 9uslage."
@r: rWenn Su mir perfpridf, baB
Ou Dir nihts buoon fpiini9eit9"
Sic: n8eripre9en min i9 es Dir
fhpn, aber i6 tperbe ippbl gu i6pa9
Iein, mein 8eripre9en gu balten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
3 p

Wsibli6er STUDENT: vIun lpeib
ia nidt. fpl id benz iuneen 9rofeIior,
ipelher mid 10 uuffdlIis firirt. meinen
Seeunbauten roer meine -. Miutter
fdiden?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
3u artig

>. Sd babe unenbli6 beouucri.
ntht gu Sauie getpefen gu fein, als Sic
mid oas leb!e Mal beIu9ten. 9lber.
nibt pabr, sic lafen es mir niht snts
gelten unb tpmmen balb tuieoer-au9
fpenn i9 ntht gu Sauie bin! S3re lie=
ben 9eIu9e freuen mid ia INNER.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

Sic: rSsute bub' i9 mid aus
2angeipeiIe ieIbit ans So4en ges
mabt!" -
@r (brummenb): rSu, ia, ~Miibigs
gang ift ulIer auiter elnfans"!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
@nSii LID.

9ienItmGb9en: .gtber tpie Sis unier
Geburtsta9sgei9ent i9Dn tlsibet, snds
bigger Serr!"
Serr Der SauIes (eritaunD: ~Guer
Geburtsta9sgeident9"
0ienitmdO9en: rRa, getpibl Der
8el5, hen Sic bon Der gnGbieen Srau
betommen bdben! Oafiir buSen mir
Elm babies Sabr, itatt Butter. Mdrs
earine eRen miiiIenl"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-06-18

An inspection Of this table will dis
close. some verv remarkable facts bear
ing upon the character of the opposition
to- the Democratic party in Maryland.
II will be seen that in the eight counties
OF St. Mary's, Charles, Calvert, Prince
Georges, Anne Arundel, Dorchester
Somerset and Queen Anne's there is an
aggregate registered Negro vote OF TO-
28t rout of a total Republican vote OF
2o.346, showing white Republican vote OF
these counties to be 4o65 and aggregate
representation OF these counties IN Cen
eral Assembly go
Thus are about one hftieth part OF the
2I3,3o4 registered white voters Of the
State enabled to combine with four
times their number of the unreasoning
and lliterate colored voters, controlled
as a machine and elect more than one
fourth of the Legislature of Maryland.
1t is a notorious fact that the white
men in these counties, who have OBJ
tanned their own consent to playing the
questionable role of imposing upon the
redufitysand exciting the race preJu-
dices Of the colored people and thereby
consolidating them into a political ma
chine. who have bythat means identified
themselves with the Republican party,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-06-18

THE TEN COMMA ND WENTS,
CREAMERY TERSION.

4 IL f<'f -b M IL ~ ~ O-''
Thou shalt not slumber late in the
, morning, but shalt arise early and
deliver thy milk to the factory, for he
that coeth late cause,h the butter
maker to Use much profane Ian
guage.
Thou shalt not cast all the dirt thou
canst brush off the COW into the
bucket.
Thou shalt not take any cream Tor
tea or coffee. for hen thou gettest thy
dividends, one shall say to another.
"Why taketh it more milk here for a
pound of butter than at any other
creamerv:?' Then shall the butter
maker arise and hold up to r.dlcule
viii the Babcock rotary test.
"
Thou shalt not mix water with thy
milk, thou nor thy man servant nor
hired girl, for SO surely as thou doest
this thing, thy name sh I'll be Dennis
over the length and breadth of the
VIII lie milk route.
Y
Thou shalt not feed thy CO.'S too
much potatot S, oni ms, mustard horse
1adsh or bad cabbage, for these feeds
though they be cheap as all out doors,
cluse the butter maker to gnash his
teeth exceedingly and the butter eater
to buy his butter somewhere else.
Thou shalt not set thy can of nights
mi. k in the celler with The cover off,
in order to use it for a tray to catch
rats and mice therein, neither in the
wood shed as temptation to thy
ne1ghOOr Cat.
Thou shalt not carry away more
milk or buttermilk than thy share
lest some shall say concerning thee,
sFor a wonder one hog carrieth food
for aLoth"r.'
Thou shalt not use unclean cans,
but shalt cause thy cans to be washed
every day and the seams and crevices
thereof, for filthy can is abomlnable
in the butter makers sight, and he
will visit wra'h upon him who
bringeth it.
Thou shalt not trouble the butter
maker saying, when shall | receive
my pay for verify say unto the, he
knoweth not, nei her careth a little
bit.
Th shalt not say one unto another
$40, behold, have not these milk
haulers soft snap9 They receive
much pay and work not very hard at
all Verify | say unto thee, this is a
whopper. They rise early and toll
much, and peradventure the board of
directors refuseth to buy another
separator they will be obliged to toll
Sunday morning when other people
are tanning themselves within the
gates of the synagogue.
THE .MEANING OF DREAMS.
To dream of flock of cranes means
that the house will be attacked by
burglars.
To dream of picture cards indicates
that you will be married to wealthy
person.
To dream that you are entangled
in briers means that you will shortly
fall in love.
If you dream Of crown the token
is of political, social or siastical
preferment.
Snakes always indicate enemies.
10 kill one means success over one s
adversaries.
TO dream Of gold means future
difficulties, but ultimate success in
your undertakings.
TO dream that you are travelling in
private carriage foretells poverty and
disgrace.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-06-18
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The fac n
';' !; |s''&H2Nzzu ! ~

Willie-"Sav, Mr.. IIenpeck, if ]
was to stick pin in You you'd bust
jest like my bicycle tire, wouldn't you:
Henreck Nv hat gave You that
funny idea, Willie? Willie = ''Pa
was tellin' ma Your wife hl"wed You
mp every day
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-06-18

BAnrlnoRr AND PoronAc RAILROAD
rI,E Pope Creek
be
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-06-18

The most welcome hotel beat is the
dinner gong.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-06-18

J. b. HUTCHINSON, General Munagr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-16
PACIFIC ROADS DEBTS
Senate Committee Agrees on
Senator Gears Bill.
A COMMISSION Is PROVIDED FOR.

n wui ne Made Up of Cabinet Of.
aesrs. witch VIII settle the Govern.
msuts CiAlm-The Bm WIN Rest In
the senate Until the House Acts on =
similar Measure
WASHINGTON. Jan. IS. Tho sonato
committee on Pacific railroads, by a
unanimous vote, authorized a favorable
report on Senator Gears bill providing
for a commission OF cabinet officials 20
settle the indebtedness Of tho Pacific
railroads 20 the government An
amendment suggested by Senator Nor.
gan was adopted. Il Is as follows;
That said commissioners In making
any settlement under this act shall 70.
serve 10 congress the right 10 regulate
or prescribe rates Of tolls or charges for
transportation Of freirhts or passengers
20 be charged on any or al Of said rail.
roads and all other rights and powers in
respect OF said railroads ald railroad
companies a. they now exist"
Senator Gear will report the bill 20
the senate on Monday. but will make
no effort % secure consideration until
the house acts on a similar bill which it
has under consideration He Is. how.
ever, very hopeful that the present bill
will receive che approval Of both houses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-16
AFTER PRINCESS cHlwAY.
nuda-rssth Police Invads Her Apart
ments and seize Papers

nuda-rssth Police Invads Her Apart
msnts and seize Papers
LONDON. Jan. IA dispatch 10 The
Pail Mall Gazette from Brussels says
the Princess do ChimAy had an IN.
pleasant experience at Buda-Pesth. The
police were infcrIaed that the princess
was a spy Of Russia. They raided her
apartments and seized a package Of
documents The princess attempted "a
wrest the papers from an officers hands
and threatening him with a revolver,
On opening the package IL was found
instead Of a compromising Russian cor
rospondenoe 10 contain 4 series Of let
ters from . crowned head, which the
police propose 70 hand 20 the Buda.
Pesth consul Of the sovereign concerned
The princess, it is further stated. threat
ems 10 take legal proceedings 10 reoovel
the documents.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-16
MAoE NO CHANGES
The international nimstauie nm VII
Gs IN a. tt L.

The International mmstaiiic MI VIII
Ge In a. lt L.
WASHINGTON. Jan. % Tho adjourn.
ed Republican senatorial caucus. which
was held In the senate mnbieroom 90.
day, did not result iu any changes In
the bill for an International bimetAllsm
conference as drafted lt was stated
thorc had been some interchange oi
views with Democratic senators and
that some o. them had expressed the
opinion that the word unlimited" as
well as the word "tree" should be- used
In describing the mintagc which such a
conference a. is proposed would be-
called 10 secure, but the caucus decided
not TO make the addition. Itwas stated
the language employed was precisely
the langnage used IN the legislation pro.
uding Tor the four previous conferences.
senator Chandler therefore was au.
ihorircd 60 introduce the bill a. pre-.
pared by the caucus committee, which
he will probably do Monday. a. Sen.
aior Wolcott's representative.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-16
GOMEZ SUCCESSFUL.
AeeoFdlnE 10 = Dispatch. ne Il In Pos
session Of santa Clara.

AeeordlnE 10 = Dispatch. ne Il Ia Pos-
session Of santa Clara.
NEw YORK, Jan. l5.-rhe Press claims
70 have received news through private
channels that General MaIimo Gomez
stormed and captured the important
city Of Santa Clara on Jan. Q. and Is now
moving on Havana with 1900 well
armed men. The famous cavalry leader
Quintin Banderas was mortally
wounded. The Press says, and General
Luque. commanding the Spanish, was
also wounded.
The news received said that the losses
were Spanish, estimated killed and
wounded, 900 prisoners. 700; oannons
captured, ls rifles in the Spanish arse
nal, 1000 with plenty Of ammunition.
Cubans killed and wounded, 1900. which
Is 600 more than the spanish loss
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ovER A FAMILY FEuo.

Two Farmers In Kentucky seriously
Wound zach Other In . Fight
LEXINGTON. No. Jan. i5.-As the re-
suit Of a family feud. two farmers hv.
ing near Dover. east Of this city, are
dying
Jonah Hackensmith went 20 the resi-.
denoe Of Punch Evans, who lives ad.
joining him. and called him ont. Evans
reached the door. when Hackensmith
fred ON him with a shotgun loaded
with buelshot The charge struck
Evans in the face. who went inside and
got his pistol and fred Al Hackensmith,
striking him In the stomach. Bo'h
have large families. and both viii prob.
ably die.
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i2s,83i, and Tor the year, st66, 81 ,258
This Is a gain Of about e25.O52. 600 for
the month a. compared with Docemb,
1895, and a gain for tho year Of tl7o..
l2s. .050.
The exports Of gold during December
amounted 70 sio5. $50 and the imports
t2,572,2il. For the yoar the exports az.
gregatrd t50,7i2,s4i and the imports
fl02, 200. i8s.
The silver exports during December
amounted 70 lG,sie,blJ and tho imports
tl,g'0,sol During the year the exports
amounted 20 sGs,O20ss5 and the imports
fig.50Lb77
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SAN DwGo. Cal, Jan, lt-Thc Mexi-
can goycruLont has just awarded the
contract for che masing of a harbor
whore ship. may safely anchor At Ma.
Eatlan. J. p. smoot OF Galveston Is the
contractor The specifications call foT
the construction OF a first class harboF
with a depth oi NO, less then 30 feet.
Il is claimed that three years will be re-
Quircd 20 complete the undertaking. Il
Is announced that the amount 20 be ex.
pended viii Approximate iiO.OOO.ooO
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Il Passes the senate WIN some Addi.
tians 90 a..

tions 60 H.
WASHINGTON. jan. l5.-The senate
yesterday passed the free homestead
bill. which had been under discussion
since the holiday recess Il Il meas.
ure Of farreaching Importance. pariicu.
larly % the west. and the interest In it
was shown by the fact that platform
concerning IL was q feature Of thc sew.
eral national platforms.
The effect Of the bill Is 60 open TO set.
toment al public lands acquired from
the Indians. free q any payment 10 the
government beyond the minor Office
fees, and % release from uiymcnt those
who have heretofore settled ON these
lands The number Of acres involved
is S3.25a5ll. which would yield the
government t95.As.o0G But it was
brought out In debate that the lands
were mainly arid. and the settler. were
unable % make payment, The western
senators, In the main. favored the blil
a. an extension Of the general home
stead policy Of the government
AZ the ball passed In the house IL GOV.
cred only she lands acquired from the
Indians In Oklahoma, but A. passed by
the senate the bill includes all Indian
lands
Following the disposition of this bill
Mr. Morgan sought 20 have the Nicar,
angus canal bin made the unfinished
busness. but the lack OF a quorum pre.
sentod.
The senate adjourned 10 Monday
The house spent almost the entire day
debating ihe Grout bill. which was IN.
der consideration Tor time WEDNESDAY,
10 subject oleomarrarine and other
imitation dairy products 10 the laws Of
the states into which they are trans,
ported.