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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-20
HOTEL GRAND AVENUE


Take a trip on the Gulf. Colorado
& Santa Fe TO the Texas coast coun-
try, where can be found rich, black
prairie lands al low prices and easy
terms. These lands will make one
bale Of cotton 10 the acre. Fruits
and vegetables grow in abundance; 7;
climate healthful and mild.
For circulars, rates and full infor-
nation, apply TO
I. r. MASON, Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-20
LATER NEWS.

Turkish Headquarters. before
Domokos, May 10, g n. m.-
delayed in transmission.) -
Before night the Greeks aban-
doned all their positions. Two
and one-half divisions of the
Turks are now pursuing the
enemy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-20
WITH THE CHEROKEES.
Dawes Commission LaborlRR AssIdu-
ousIy at TahIequoh. In Behalf
of an Agreement.

Tahlequah, l. T., May 49,
The business before the Dawes
and Cherokee commissions is
progressing slowly, owing to
the fact that ample time is be-
ing given to representatives of
the several interests that must
enter into the agreement. The
two commissions meet daily in
joint session and listen to all
parties. The townsiters were
represented by Hon. l.. b. Jell
and w. p. Thompson, two
half-breed attorneys.
The churches and mission
school of the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas railroad is here to press
the claim for each alternate
section along the line of said
road. Several days were given
to the subject of allotment,
Chief Mayes, Secretary of the
Treasury r.. b. Ross and other
half-breeds advising conserva.
tive action, and the full-bloods
unanimously opposing any ac-
ton whatever. This opposi.
ton of the full-bloods, is bitter
and the members of the Dawes
commission are heartily in sym
pathy with them, yet all agre,
that the very nature of thing:
demands a change in the form
of government here. The full
bloods stand pat on the treatie:
and demand a fulfillment o.
the strip agreement before ell
tering into negotiations looking
toward allotment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-20

Tuesday, May Is. a light-col-
ored spring overcoat. Leave
at this office and get reward.
1Q-3td
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-13
Stuck to Victoria.

In the crowd of applicants for nat
uralization papers recently N JERSEY
City was an Englishman, says the Ne'H
York Times. a blank was given 10 him
and he was told to sign it. I'll read it
f:rst," said the applicant. "See here"
said he, a moment later. "This paper
says that renounce my allegiance to
the queen of Great Britain and Ireland
forever Can't the word forever b"
stricken out?" There is only one
FORM" said the clerk. "If you don't ap-
prove of it you needn't sign it, but ' OH
can't become an American citizen un-
less you do" "Well, won't sign it I
don't mind renouncinT my allegiance
to the queen while remain in America.
but suppose was to go home md say
I'd foresworn the queen forever, what
would my friends think of me? No, SIT,
I'll not sign such paper as that"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-13
Ring aiGIe az Iiamunds.

a ring recently exhibited at Antwerp
was the admiration of diamond cutters
and merchants, because il was the first
successful attempt to cut ring out OF
single stone. There are n great many
difficulties in this method of cutting
diamonds, as the stones have n certain
cleavage and particular veins, MI Of
which have to be carefully studied in
order to prevent splitting just as sue
cess seems within reach. After several
years labor the feat has been accom-
plished by the patience and skill of n.
Antoine, one of the best-known lapi-
daries Of Antwerp. The ring is about
six-eighths OF an inch in diameter. In
the Marlborough cabinet there is Il
ring cut out of one entire and perfect
sapphire.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-13
No. l52.
THE CAMEL'S EXPERIENCE.
This Ship of the Desert Looked Woe
1uI for a Tine

fnAa snip ar the Desert Looked Woe
fuI for n Time.
~ large camel which was landed Mt
Hoboken few days ago from the Bre-
men line steamer Dres;.en had AN ex-
.e''ruce whi;h probably 0e,er befo;..
eli to the lot of Il ship OF tie desert.
'cNS the New York Press
He IGade the 20, Iec IN Il large box.
and as there wasn't room c;ough in i.
Tor any self-respecting animal the
camel sat down in sheer disgust. He
sat that way for days and days while
the ship rolled and made all sorts of
heavy weather. When the detected ami
NAL was finally landed and tried to
stand up he couldn't use his rear props
at all. They had become paralyzed with
their long stay in a cramped position.
The camel wasn't any good, it seemed,
and, as q big price had been paid for
him, there was a general lamentation.
Such a picture of woe was never seen
in Hoboken.
At last a genius suggested radical
cure. The camel, by his advice, was
placed in a sling and hoisted up until
his toes touched the ground. He pad
died the air for a spell with his fore
lsgs, and finally the rear props came to
life and joined in the exercise. They
lowered him to the floor and, after he
had tested his rear legs somewhat gin
gcrly, he was as good as new. But he
doesn't sit down any more. Once was
enough for him.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-13
Americans Dance Well.

Americans arc the best dancers in the
world, says Carl Marwig. The Russians
come second and the Spaniards third.
The French and Germans do not count.
When Americans dance abroad every
one else stors dancing to watch them.
A leader Of cotillions, Mr.. Marwig be-
lieves, is born, not made. He must
have n certain mental cleverness and
ouickuess. Ills figures must be de-
velopcd as the dance progresses. They
must be simple, as we'll MS attractive,
and the man who is not born cotillion
leader will not make the dance sue
cess.
short Charge.
Judge Roy Rnan, Of Lantry, Tex, was
once trying Mexican for stealing Il
horse and his charge to the jury (ns
given in LceIic's Weekly was one of the
shortest on "ccord: "Gentlcmen Of the
jury, tilar's grcaser in the box and n
hogs rissipg; you. know your duty!"
Ard dry al.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-13
Collection Agency.

I"dor,ed by the Leading Firms Of tb
Coast.
What isf
The INTERSTATE COMMERCIAL
AND COLLECTION AGENCY.
Send your slow accounts to1them forico'
cotton.
ofnco, 91O Fifth street. Sacramento, Ca j
Don't delay. Gall al. once and let US hsvc
O UT business
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05

ibre. Mn anFen badte er and
iebt nicbt ;;sr bate barin gar feins
1lebung.
1rau Sdleselmild brdnsts ibn
fdnft auriid. Maden sic es elmer
ebrlidenJrau bod nidt gar 10 fdtper,
ibre @4ulbigteit au tbun. iagte iie nit
naffen Musen. Sic n1iiffen audi iebt
gebn - babel pernieb fie ieinen Bid
- es fSnnen ieben Mugenblid aunben
fommen ober tpieber elmer ous Der
Nabbaridaft.
@lei4mar sriff fhtpeisenb nod ieis
mem 9ute; mas bdtte er nod iaaen
fonen9 @r iab berGnbert aus - tpolIte
er i'm @rou sebeng 9lein, bas Tag ni1t
in fetner Natur; bart an Der Sbur
reihte er ibr nit einem @eii9t, in benz
bic 8epeguns arbeitete, itumm bic
6dnb bin.
Syrau S9leeelmif9 trpdnete fi9 bte
Mugen. Das bate gan5 anbers lper<
ben follen, iagte tie, au9 nit perdnber=
ter Stimme; lie meinte bielen 8e5u9
Gleihmars. Sd bate Dor, nit Sb=
men iiber Sbre 9lneelesenbeit gu fpre=
den - id Weine bas 8iithen -, mir
mar angit setporben, neil sic 10 gar
feinen Riidbalt baben, in @elb1a9en,
meine tf. unb oa er INNER nod
f9ipieg, tpurbe iie dnsItli9. Gins
mi1en sic mir perIpreben = in iebsr
9erlesenbeit. in ieber, bDren Sie, ,Srib,
tommen Sic auerIt gu mir.
gr bate leiie ben &opf seidiittelt;
fpllte bas etne Mblebnnng ihrer 9iilfe
fein9 WoGen Sic pber ipollen sic
nsdt9 brdnste iie flebenb. @eben sic
mir Sbre 9anb barauf - iebt sriff
fie obne S4eu na6 Der feinen unb
prebte fie stpif4en ibren Sdnben. 60
- bas 1T Elm Wort. ssragen sic muir
nod mir unb fsbrsn Sic f9 an bic
Mutter ntbt; nit Der min i1 fhon
fertig tperben. &ortmen Gie balb
ipieber, Strip, hDren Sic?
Gr ntdte nur nit lee,em 9lid unb
sufammenseprebten 0ippen unb 10
sins er; eine befriebiesnbs 3uIase mar
bas nidt. sic folste ibm an bic
Sreppe unb bor9te binunter. Mas
balf es ibr? er bate ii9 nidt nod einz
mai umeebrebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05

Wenn Grau SdIeseln,i19 in ibrer
iiberitrDmenben Sprse Inn 9lei9mar
gefa9t bate: nit meinsr Mutter min
i9 f4on fertig iperben! 10 mar bas
cine boffnunsspollere 9luffaFuns sez
tpeien. als bic Grfabrung lie sigentli9
getpdbrleiitete. unb bic 9o9ter Der
Srau SCHUBERT fpurbe in bieIen Sagen
allerbings nit ibrsr Mutter fertig,
aber in elmer anberen Weiis, ais iie
ielber geabnt bate.
Srau S9ubert fam an ienem Morz
gen f4on iiberllaunis aus Der Muftion
suriid. sic bate i6le9t setauft. III
rer Meinuns no9, unb bate ii9 beim
8ieten iiber ibre urfpriinslihe Mbfi9t
in bic 9Dbe treiben lafen; es mar ibr
allau ptel plunber in ben 0Gnben se=
blieben. Oas quite &oBbaariofa unb
Der 2abeniGrant. fir bic ite f9on et<
men Mbnebmer battle, tparen ibr bon
Der &Obrpein unb benz 4el5, ba bieie
einanber in bic 9Gnbe fpielten, por Der
Naie tpessefhnappt iporben
Srau S4leselmil9 fpdte bas Mitz
tasefen unb bate babel Elm DIR auf
bic 9austbiir. Die W}utter erfannte
5ie glei9 am Sritt, unb an Der Dirt,
tpie Die 9austbiir ipieber aufloe, au9
10 unsefdbr bic Sttmmung Der 9ein1z
febrenben. I'm 10 eber sing iie ibr bic
Sreppe binunter entgeeen; es mar ia
au9 bielleidt etlpas abaunebmen.
llnten in Der pollsepfropften Slurz
itube fanb iie bic Mutter f9on por
Der Gommobe ftsben, Der polirten nit
ber f4abbaften @9ublabe, Die benz
Sunben aus Sieholbsbaulen, Bel ipelz
dem Trau SCHUBERT geringes 0erz
ftdnbnib porausfebte, bate aufaebGnst
tperben ionen. Mas 1T benn bas9
Da itebt fie nod! fubr bic Mlte iebt
auf. Wiu ct tie bolen laiien9
Das mar Elm bOfes 3eiden, baB
Grou G9ubert bonn Sauptseiddfte
bes Morsens nod .ldipies unb fih an
biefe Msbeniade bins. @ana uebrlos
mar 1rau Sdleselmilh aber aud
ni@t. limb bamit fault Du ins Sausa
fagte lie. Das 1T Mles, ipas i'd gu
hOren betomme9 60 eradble bod erit
einmal!
Wart's ab. fagte bic Mlutter srob
unb mari einen paden. ben lie unter
benz Qlrnle setruge1 bate, BON jih; es
mar 9ausbaltungsleinen, Deden unb
bergleinen, alIes in elm altes Sud- ges
f6lagen. Damn dber fling iie bod alsz
bdTb ibren fdinpfer,ben 9eriht an; fie
ipie @ift unb Sole gesen bic Concur
rentens i'm s Sr0belae5hGft; an ben
pdden itieb fie' berdntlif nit benz
Gubs - an bem 3euse, bas ipiife man
ia, 1et nod fli6t bns Gals aufs 8rot
3u perbienert, mare ih bod Iieber bier
geblieben. ba bate ih mir ni9t ben
Dals bon gedrgtrt. SEPT min ih aber
Serit einntal miifer es mar lur 8oss
beit, bic eineu Mu1neg fuhte -trie Dm
NIT ben, Gtinfnnubel einig esiporbsn
bift. 90 Disi idg i9 Dir, es gsbt niht
gut, penn Du ihm nieber 81 ipenie
abgenommsn boft. MAS bat er seses
benz
ST bat gar teine gommobe sefauft.
Mutter, berubige Did. fagte Grau
aGtleaelmilh aud fhon nit einem
fleinen 9ei1ab pDn Gbdrfe i'm Son.
Gin rbtrubige Did fam unter llms
Itdnben ga,a bas @sgentbeiI einer Be-
rubtGsnbM MirtunQ baben, bds tpeib
ie0er. llnb ber San trdt bier eirt.
1rdu G6ubert ittnlrlte bic Mrnle IN
6ie@eitt unb fiinielte ibrs 9onter NH
ben Mugsn an. Inter benz Dertrdge.
ilen ftmat1en @trotbut. bsr ut bins
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05

Der aunitpein. .9dbtn'
Gie fhpn gsbDrt, 9offbaufpieler@ @tiirs
aler bot Der auitft @aIst 9efagt!
.Mtefo91 .Gr III weinb6nbler oes
ipDrbtn. ! alun. ba If Il bod Del
Rnmf treu esLIiebsn!~
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
n. N. yrr Need. Il n Doctor.

81. Jo.eph. Mo Sept. 29.-J j
Overton of this city. a veteran
three ware. will bs 100 years ii
Oct, Der 5, and his friends srs m.l
in. arrangements to celebrate bI'
birthday in an approI ria'e manner
Until four months Ego Mr. Ove'
ton nev.r u.ed spt ctacier. He ha'
never required the services OF :
pby-ician IN his If. He does n"
look to he over GO years OF age. ano
is 3 h, sicaly able t, do "a heavy da, :
work # n cessary. He Is the father
OF ten cbil 'r-n, seven Of whom a..
living.
Mr. Ov+rton draws a pens IN oi
$40 per m nth. having served ir thu
U"ion army during the REBELLION
He also saw service in the Blacl
Hawk war and in the war with
Mexico.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

Webster City. a., Sept. 80 A
destructive prairie tir- is raging il
Twelve Mile Lake township, Emme,
county. ana is sweeping everything
before il.
Tha fire started il ,ction 33, and
travelling in a northeriv direction
e. 's estimated that over 1000 tons
hay have baen burned.
A. F. Lnueh has lost over LOT
'ns, J. FL Aitchenson. Isaac Rigge
Peter Hansen, A F Gerard. Georg
Davis. E c Green. Daniels api
lark. together with many others
ave lost their entira crop.
Several small buildings and resi-
de- ces have been consumed in ths
flames.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
" ~ " ho,n-,'- Tr,nmph.I Entry.

Topeka, Kan, Sept 29.-When
Mi.s Edna Wbilnty of Cblilicothe.
Mo, a. rived here ut 4:3O p m yes
terdsy, iu'Iy 10000 persons net her
at the depot a, d went fairly wild
when they saw her It required
dozen polIc' msn to keep the track
cl ar when the train pulled up to
the pla,f. run She vas assisted TO
alight bv an escort Miss Whitney
was received at the depot by 300
Carnival Kuigh,e, and was welcomed
by Governor Lsedy to Kans.s, and
BY Mayor @. A. Fellows to the city
Of Topeka An enthusiastic proct g.
sion followed her ca, riage to The
Troop hotel.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
An Unparalleled Offer.

II you are not a Re gular reader of
the st Louis Post dispatch, send
your name and address on pos,a
card aud it will b- sent to you SEV
EN- DAYS FREE OF CHARGE
Here is an opportunity to familiar
ize J ou, self witn the b4st evening
and largest aud most unique Sunday
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You'll see the great Sunday Post
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The great Sunday Post Dispatct
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eyes when you see it. 1t was 81
pages last Sunday.
Send your name and address a
once and get it free for week
Circulation Department, Post-Dls
patch, st. Louis, Mo
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
PRlCKLY ASH BITTERS.-
Fire at Sea.

New York, Sept. 29.-The Wa, q
Ii ,e steamship V,silat cia. from H..
vana, sighted a fire a. sea. Tb.
Vigi'a' ca p,ss-d the burning Graf
," Monda, la t il latitude 32.53
."ngitud- II 35 The vessel hac
violently been burning several da,.
fhe whole f rNard end w,s eop.
and the masts had b eu huruei ava,
tnd We're fl aring alongside Abou,
-'ght feet tf the bull was visihl.
tb " water. The vessel was still
tbl.Z~ anidships.
The V gilsncia could find 40 sier
If ME The vessels name had beer
burned off All the llfeboats were
missing
Arr,v,ny On the Vsailsncia were
members of the crew OF the Prluf,
Line steam hip Turkish Prime,
W ,ch went ashore September ii O,
'ampeche Ref, so mi -s e,s- G.
Progreso. The vessel became un
na ageable IN squali and Wsi
blown on the reef. Her owners ga
see Will b. t-ia' loa
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
CAsTo7IA
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London, Sept 59.-Th- Oc' ohet
number of the Matt ma Rrv,ew say
"Fhe great mass of the people t
the United States have long wiste :
to intervene in Cuba at all G ,st-
The British people would in thel,
place share their sentiments aud H..
81 80. and long before tEis the Bri'
i h government wolld have bee,
compelled to a.. or would have per
ished.
Every European must sympathiz
with the coura geous and deservedly
respecte d Queen regent OF Spain il
her terrible p 'liucal ffiic'ioa Thi'
does ot aft ct the fact, however
that Cuba, under Spanish auspices
ha- become a h IL uoon earth, ap(
i. would be grave reproach upor
tie American reople if they did not
desire TO suppress such hide ou
scandal at their very DOORS
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

Pledged to the cause of the people aud
against the bosses. always tigh ing on debata-
BILE ground and strong in it, hetief of the ten
ets OF true democracy as enuneiated In The
thieago platform. The kansas City Times is
now the emily Iree silver paper OF the metro
politan class in the State OF Missouri and the
great Middle "A est and Southwest. 1t 10 the
paper for the Western man. for the Teay on
that Western interests ind their strongest ad-
voeate in The lines lie editorials are widely
quoted and it's devotion to the free silver
cause has the unqualified Endorsement OF the
entire Democratic rural pre.s.
Its corps of writer's and correspondents are
thoroughly trained in the preparation of news
and the way TO produce q bright readable
paper. Aside from it, political views, tts col
umns receive more attention from the national
press, ard IL is quoted by them more than ali
"ther Kansas Cit. papers combined.
1he canse of silver is constantly growing
and to keep alive to its progress you must
have The Times 1t prints the news-ati OF IL
all the ime
Daily, tor one wear, 81 90. Twice a. Week
Times one year 81 10.
Send your order now to The Kansas City
Times Kansas CITY Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
Bullet Went Through His Body.

San Franci. Cal, S-pt 90 As
remarkable case as has ever been
b ought to the attention of surgical
sci 4Dce is that of Emil f. Cortl, II
years cid. who was accid antally sh. I
the bullet from 3S caliber revolver
going directly through his body,
with no more serious result than il
it bad Or ly teen an ordinary flesh
W ,und
The hall entered two inches abov.
the umblllcol cort, passed betwe+'
the greater curvature of the stomac
and the tIa sverse colon and cam.
'ut one and tbre -qusrters inches t.
he left of the spinal co umr.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
Morris Has = ron" Teeth.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept 90 Nor is
Gohan, an employe of Kramer's
livery and undertaking establish
ment, owes his life to the strong
teeth with which nature has endowed
him.
At an early hour to-day Gohan
quarreled with Charles Noye, Il fel-
low emplove who, from a di-tance
Of five feet, fired at him with 45-
esliber revolver. The bullet struck
Gohan full in the mouth, caus ing
him to fall. Then he got up al d
spat out The bullet and with it came
three front teeth and small quan.
t,ty Of blood.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

Havana, Sept 30 Operations il
the four Western provinces cf Cuba
bave been absolutely suspended or
account of q severe storm that has
swept over this end Of the island T.,
the suburbs Ct Havana nearly q
persons have been droxued bv the
floods, and in the country d,stri. tt
many lives and innch property have
been lost.
These heavy rains are liable &c
continue on mo October. Genera
Weyler can not move a column 4
bus the weather. class suffer from {
scarcity o. food
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
Enormous Output of Gaid.

Denver, Col Sept. 29.-Drnv'
branch mint gold bullion receipt.
show: The receipts during S-ptem.
Der aggregated S1.l49 365 50: t.
sana mon-h il 1896, S443, ,356.74
gain, S7U6,00S S5.
During the niue months, from
January l to September 2S thu rs'
'-'p's aggregated SS,33S. .0sS sc; 70
h. same period of 1896 the asgr.
gate amount was So, ,12S 436. 16; gair
S5.259 652 40
1t Is fr-oicted that the mint vii
receive Sl1.000,000 during the yea,
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
D,sgus,ed With Rppnb ican,sm.

Topeka, Kan, Sept 20 --Msjor
Tom Anderson of this city, tn.
celebrated camp fire s ory teller and
ar, republican. gave the Times core
spondent authority to say that be
will never again vote republic n
ticket so loi 6 as that par y sticks to
the farce comedy principle of probi-
ton
prohibition has produced results
in this town this very day" said he,
that sre disgrace, Bootleg ging il
rampant and it cannot be controlled
b., state or city. 1t is time the peo
pie of Kansas returned to ~ stem,
und.r which the liquor traffic can b-
controlled"
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
Accused of Killing II Ne.shbor

Nevada. Mo. Sept 30-Sheriff
Ewing this morning arrested tour
miles south Of town T. NJ Wade,
wanted in Clay county far murder.
Three weeks ago last Tuesiav Wade
shot and killed a young man named
Alec Shamell in dispute growing
out of road case The men were
near neishboss and lived within a
couple of miles of Excelsior Springs.
Wade is 47 years of age and has a
wife and four children. He walked
to this county, arriving last night at
the home OF an aunt
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
NOT DEAD.

QIeer Case of Suspended Animation. Cor
oner nds a Very Lively Corpse When
Ready For an Inquest.
Bellevllir, / l.. S-pt 40 -Wednes-
day eve iug Henry Evening OF North
Gold, 10, man OF 200 pounds, va.
sep"rt-d TO have dropped dead II
tn alley, III the rear If ll0l Wes
Main DR. H-ely felt for the pulse
ID heart bats of Evering for Is
ulnutes a, d then folded his hands
across hi> breast, mud said:
"Get the Coroner"
Coroner SchiIdto,h b cama hurriedIv
but In th- meantime Evering show
srgrs of life After lying in tn.
lust fully ten minutes after be bad
, en pronounced dead. be sudierl
gas sped for breath. Then a halt
Oxen men carried Evering to hi,
me, where rest ratiyes were ap
lied. WhIe sill unconscin b..
,ecame suddenly aroused and six
mn were r. rtqured to hold bin uni
opiates qn'e.ed him.
DR.. Heely s,ys that in his prar.
tice for 80 years his is the stran ses,
case that ever came to bis notice
Fvering is supposed to have been
tracked with apoplexy. His cond,
ion is still seri.us.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
GREECE HAS A CRISIS, TOO.
Legislature Refuses Vote of Confidence IN
the Government.

ibS NVvSi"u
Ath1na, 5. It 80 The Bou'e.
Uesis'a' We Assembly, me' to-day
q cossi Ter the peace trertv with
Turkey and the political situation in
general The gsl cries were crowdee
AID the prcce diugs " r. follow-c
with intense Interest. NJ R4lli, 'hs
Premier. mounted the tribune and,
after reviewing the events lead g
up t, the beginning Of the peace
conditions. invited the Chamber to
v,.e confidence in the government
He proposed a resolu ion to that
effect.
Amid great excitement the Cham
Der d fe.,. d 'ie resolution by a vote
of SO to 80 This d+f-at precipitated
q isis. It is deemed 'mpracticable
for NJ. Ralli to continue Ia offic- VII b
the Cabinet as now constituted. The
DIyann'sts are large nrjority OF
tn Chamber and no Cabinet ecu
c,rdurt pubic business without
'hei' approvs'.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

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Tramp IL Heir to "A Fortune.
St. LOUIS, No, Sept. 3O.-Pe'e,
Hampton, Il ta'ts red tramp, was
rec n'ly admitted to tie Central
Iome of Rest her. but While he had
very appe arar ca Of a common vaea-
nond his polished manners indicated
ha had saen better day.. He was
cry despouden', hut .a're tty a..
serted he WAS heir to fortune in
Dnssdorf, Germany. Finally in q
pvt Of compas S ou, the superin.
andent listened to his story end
srote t, G+'m4ny A letter he's ius,
been received saying relatives oi
hampton have been lo' king for bin
three years and that he is heir to &
large estate, his portion being 67O,
0l0 marks. Inclosed in the let,t
was draft for l,1OO marks to pay
bis expenses. Champion rugged II
in a fine suit and will 60 to German,
at once.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
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