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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

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%ps 365. Rep QOrt, I'M Elm Sga nit &Gtbi4lassn
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
BRIEF TELEeRAMs.

Manlio Garibaldi, son of the famous
general, sailed for America from Italy.
A bin was introduced in the assembly
at Albany providing for the manufacture
of salt by the state.
Republican members of the ways and
means committee decided TO make no
change in the tariff on steel rails.
Mrs II. NJ Wise, a niece of General
Sickles, who eloped from New Rochelle,
\. Y, year ago, had her husband arrest
ed for abandonment
Little Beatrice Phelps who lived with
wealthy grandparents i'm White Plains, n
Y, mysteriously disappeared while on her
way 20 Sunday school
The Roysi Geographical society gave a
reception 20 DR. Nansen i'm London. In
behalf of the society the Prince of Wales
presented a gold medal TO the explorer
Chicago business men, after talking
with Major Mckinley. report the prcsi-
dent elect in favor Of a department ol COM
merce and industry, with tariff bureau.
Edward J. Russell. who is charged In
Brooklyn with extortion ard hlackmail by
Almet r. jerks. proves 10 be the same
man who shot Phil DAILY while trying u
play the BADGER game
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
TRUST INVESTIGATION.
senrles Reluctantly Tells Something
About the Great Sugar Combine.

nenries RELUCTANTLY Tells Something
About the Great Sugar Combine.
NEW YORK, Feb a-John E. Searles
the secretary aud treasurer of the Ainer
can Sugar Refneres company. appeared
before the legislative trust investigating
committee and wa3+ examined at length
Before beginning the examination Chnir.
man LeNow soundly berated Mr. Searies
for Ignoring the subpoena which COM
manded him TO be present last Saturday
and said that that matter would receive
subsequent attention
Mr. Searles proved to be an extremely
eyasive witness but some very important
testimony was elected by persistent ques-
tioning.
He tactly Acknowledged that the Sugar
trust stock was watered 90 per cent but
his memory WINS poor on little deal in
yolyinR 500, 900
Senator Lexow brought out the admis-
sion that the Sugar trust controls half the
stock Of the Spreckels company on the Pa
ciic slope. demonstrating that the trust
controls sugar In the United states
Treasurer Searles' testimony showed
that the trust had practically wiped out
all competition and that IL fixed the price
of the commodity to suit itself
The committee adjourned until Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock, after having OBJ
tained the assurance that the trust would
produce certain books at that time, which
the committee believe viii throw addi-
tional light upon the operations Of this 81
gantic corporation.
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
Carson CITY Onts IL.

CARSON CITY, New, Feb. 9.--Dan Stu
art Will not be hero until tonight but it
can be stated that the Corbett- Titzsim-
mons fight will take place in this city the
information having been given by man
who has authority to speak. Already tele.
grams engaging hotel and boarding house
rooms have been received. Accommoda-
tions viii be provided for 1000 who are
expected from east OF the Rocky noun.
tains as well as "a larger number looked
for from the Pacific coast states. The rail
ways and telegraph companies have begun
arrangements to bring i'm the crowds and
to handle the press dispatches Work on
the pavilion where the fight is TO take
place win be started Us soon as Stuart ar
rfypa
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
MniIonaIre Sued by Housekooper.

RICHMOND, Feb. 9-Mrs. Laura b.
Dowdcn, formerly the housekeeper at the
home OF Major Lewis Ginter, on West
Franklin street has brought suit for dam
ages for 5000 against that gentleman
and his niece, Miss Grace Arents, for nj
legged defamation of character. Major Gin
ter's wealth is estimated at over Ss,000,-
900, and he is a prominent member Of the
American Tobacco company. On New
Years eve there was "a ball at the Ginter
residence, which was attended by many
society people. The next morning it was
asserted that piece of iewelry was miss
ing. Miss Arents il is said, consulted
with Major Ginter, with the result that
Mrs. Dowden was accused Of the theft and
discharged from service No evidence,
however was found against her
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
Place For AIaior warner.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. g. President Elect
Mckinley did not say it 90 us, said Gar
diner Lathrop, "but we understood that il
Judge McKenna of California accepts the
secretaryshipo Of the interior Major William
Warner may he appointed first assistant
secretary, with an understanding that
when Judge McKenna takes Justice
Fields place ON the bench he shall succeed
to the portfolio. Mr.. Lathrop had just re-
turned from Canton. where, together with
Mayor Walbridge of st. Louis, Exon
gresham Dyer of ST. Louis, Major Bittin-
ger Of St Joseph and blayor p. d. Has
tain of Sedalia, he had gone on mission
in behalf Of Major Warner
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
The PaeIfle Roads. peht..

WASHINGTON, Feb. y-Tho house com
mittee on Pacific railroads has decided
to report favorably TO the house the bill in
troduced by Representative Harrison OF
Alabama for commission TO settle the in
debtedness Of the Pacific roads to the gov
ernment. The commission is to consist of
the secretaries of the treasury and interior
and the attorney general. The amend
ment suggested by Attorney General Har-
mon that the commission should not inter-
fere with pending negotiations was adopt.
ed. There was no opposition to the plan.
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
nefanlllne reller surrenders.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Feb. 9.-Iee j.
Mcfarland, the defaulting teller Of the
Second National bank here, went before
United States Commissioner 7. O. Bullock
and surrendered himself The warrant
was sworn out by w. II. Wolfe, the cashier
and president, charging "A violation Of the
banking laws with intent TO defraud and
injure. Mcfarland through his attorney.
pleaded not guilty He gave $4,000
bond for his appearance at the June term
of the United States court here. McFar-
land g unces offer TO make good the entire
shortage of SAB, 900 if Mcfarland is not
r,roeorufpd
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
THRAsHED IN THE STREET.
Ex-COngressman w. X. Moore Knocked
Down with a Loaded Cane.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 0.--Ex- Congressman W.
r. Moore leading representative and
mentioned once for vice president also for
place In McKinley's cabinet was vio-
lently assaulted on the street by II L.
Brinklcy, local fire and police commission
er and an ex-state legislator the assallant
using loaded cane.
Moore was knocked down by the first
blow, and others were dealt him while
PROSTATE The injuries are pronounced &c.
rious. Brinkley also had a pistol, but
made no attempt 20 use il.
Last week Colonel Moore issued a circu-
lar against railroad scheme promoted by
Brinkley, be- proposing that this county
issue bonds 60 the amount Of 1000, 600,
TO be exchanged for like amount Of conf
pany bonds In his circular Moore referred
to an alleged incident in Brinkley legis.
lative career wherein he Is accused OF GO
ing against stiff poker game, losing
heavily, giving checks in payment and
then stopping their payment
Evening journal., 1897-02-09

ask che scnato 10 take UP the question
again ct the next session and to sit II
out
senote's Open Session.
But little time was given in open ses
sion TO the transaction Of regular legisla
tive work. The bill rearranging the Judi
cial districts Of Texas was passed over the
presidents veto by the unusually heavy
majority o. 81 to l. the negative vote be
ing that of Mr.. Gallery Of Louisiana The
debate developed a criticism Of the presi
dents course from the Democratic side Oi
the chamber, by Mr. Mills Of Texas, and a
defense of the president views from the
Republican side of the chamber, by Mr.
Hoar Of Massachusetts,.
Proceedings In the House.
The house devoted the whole session to
District Of Columbia business, and eight
bills Of more or less local importance were
passed
The certificates of election Of the presi
Dental electors forwarded to the house by
the secretary of state were submitted and
ordered to lie on the table, in anticipation
Of the counting Of the electoral vote on
Wednesday
The conference report on the immigra-
tion bill was presented and notice given
that it would be called up at the next ses-
sion. Mr. Bartholdt (Rep.) of Missouri,
who fought the first report, has signed the
present report, and it viii be adopted, il
is believed, practically without opposition.
The speaker appointed Messrs. Grosve
nor of Ohio and Richardson Of Tennessee
as tellers on the part OF the house to count
the electoral vote on Wednesday,
Mr. Gillett Of Massachusetts introduced
a bill making it a misdemeanor to conduct
poolselling, lotteries, ETC., by means OF
telegraph, telephone and other means OF
transmitting messages. IL is made unlaw-
full to seek to have such "a message sent,
and also for a corporation or individual
to transmit it.
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
Maoveaeh Danced WIN the Queen.

ROME, Feb. 9.-Wayne MacVsagh, the
American ambassador to Italy, and Mrs.
MacVeagh gave a grand ball at the Amer
lean embassy last night A thousand
guests were in attendance, including dip
lomats from the various legations Italian
political leaders, artists of worldwide repu-
tation and Americans as woll as othor for.
eigners residing in Rome. King Hunhert
and Queen Margaret arrived at / 1 O'Clock
in the evening, accompanied by Premier
Rudini and other members Of the cabinet
and court dignitaries. Queen Margaret
danced the quadriiie dhonnour with En-
bassador MacNeagh, having as a vis.a-yis
ambassador B. dc Bulow, the German rep
resentative at the Italian court, who had
Mrs. MacVeagh as a partner.
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
Noted Counterfeiter Caught!

SANDUsKY, o., Feb. 9.--Dotective VIII
liam !. Burns of the United States secret
service has brought TO this city from Clyde
J. Y. Elton the last of the dangerous
and successful Kingston gang Of coun-
terfeiters, which has carried on its ille-
gal operations for several years in near
" every state I'm the Union, flooding the
country with spurious bank notes Elton
was engaged in passing the counterfeit
notes at Clyde and i'm this vicinity, and
being considered q reputable man, it Is
supposed that ne had but little trouble in
disposing Of a large amount Of them
When Detective Burns made known the
object of his visit, Elton quietly submit
ted to arrest and was brought TO this city
and placed i'm Jail
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
Mica of starvatlop Near trenton.

TRENTON. Feb. 0.-Patrick Brennan,
aged go years, was found dead from starya-
tiion and exposure in his little home near
Yardley. Sitting beside his body was his
sged wife Margaret, who was dying from
the same causes The woman has been in
sane for about year. but her aged hus-
band has managed TO care for her. The
theory is that he fell i'll and she was un-
able to seek help or notify their neighbors
Neither had been seen about the place for
some time, and the discovery was made by
neighbors, who broke in the door. Bren-
nan had evidently been dead for week.
The couple had always been disinclined to
accept charity.
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
Rig p,nl In OIL pronertr.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Feb. 9.-The
largest deal ever made in this state for oil
land has just been consummated. The par
ties interested are United States Marshal
Charles f.. Wells, Colonel W. A. Ohley, Il.
l.. Vinson and B. l. Prlddie. They have
taken oil ana gas leases on the entire tract
Of the Guyandotte Coal and Land associa-
ton Of Philadelphia. The territory COM
prised in the lease covers 247, 600 acres in
Cabell, Wayne and Lincoln counties. 1t
extends from the Warleld Development in
kentucky and fronts on the Marrowbons
Development IN West Nirriaa.
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
RestraIned by warshIps.

LONDON, Feb. "a dispatch 10 The
Times from Canea, reviewing the recent
troubles in Crete, says that but for the
presence of the foreign warships the loss
of life must have been far greater. Pumps
sent from the men-of-war also prevented
the burning of the entire town of Canea.
Two whole streets were reduced to ashes Il
large number of buildings, including the
bishops residence and the Christian
schools, being destroyed
Evening journal., 1897-02-09

sion of the place. The Christians are fight
ing under the flag of Greece all along the
line The Cretan committee has issued
proclamation addressed to the people Of
Greece calling for assistance from all free
men. 1t is stated that provisional Cretan
government is being formed nc Canea.
The fires. which We're started as "a result
Of the conflicts between Mussulmans and
Christians, have been completely extin-
guished. BY far the larger portion of the
town is, however, heap of ruins.
Evening journal., 1897-02-09

take possession OF
it. The Greek
squadron, on ar
irving at Canca,
did not salute the
Turkish flag. The
Turks have been
expelled from Ha
lepa by u strong
force, and n C
Sphakicts, or in
habitants of the
town of Sphakio,
on the southern
coast of Crete. are
now engaged in a
desperate struggle
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
UNDER GEORGES FLAG.

Cretan Christians RenOunce the Sultan
and Proclaim a Union with Greece.
ATHENS, Feb. "a dispatch from Ca
nea says that the Christians about Canea
have hoisted the Greek flag, have proclaim
ed the union of that island with Greece
and have invited the king Of Greece to
Evening journal., 1897-02-09

Not Exactly Right is the way thousands
OF people feel lt is because their blood
Is poor Hoods Sarsaparilla. the one True
Blood Purifier, Will promptly set them
right
Honfs Pills are purely vegetable and
do not purge, pain or grippe. All druggists.
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
Ask for the New York Biscuit Com
pany's Grandma's Sandwiches.
MUsT Nor I'll SUNDAY PAPERs.

The Police Commission held its meet
ing last night and Sewell ID. Scott was
appointed a police officer, to OIL the
place of Daniel Kelleher. Chiefsh Po-
lice Dolan was notified to stop the
newsboys from calling their papers ON
the streets on Sunday morning.
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
A PIea For KING Oscar.

Senator Nelson made plea for the re-
tention of the clause continuing King Os.
car of Norway and Sweden as umpire. He
contended that King Oscar was a benign
ruler and man whose sympathies were
largely with America. He said the treaty
of 1855 between Sweden, England and
France had long since lost its significance
as it was negotiated during the Crimean
war for the purpose of preventing an alli-
ance between Sweden and Russia, which
would have resulted in blocking the Baltic
sea against the allied powers.
Intimations were given of several
amendments other than those proposed by
the committee on foreign relations, among
others one definitely Withdrawing the
Alaskan boundary as a subject Of arbitra
tion and another modifying the clause ir
regard to the arbitration Of claims affect
ing the various states, which some regard
as Unconstitutional in its present shape.
MIR. sherman gave notice that he would
Evening journal., 1897-02-09
DEBATING THE TREATY.
The Senate Takes Up the Ar
bitration Measure.
aHERMAN UReEg PROMPT AOTION.

Hill's Motion TO Discuss IT In Open Ses-
sion Defeated Morgan Speaks fn oppo-
sition 10 the Treaty--Further Amend
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-12
POLO LEAGUE MEETING.
Held at Bridgeport Yesterday-General
 Rules Made and Playing Nights Set.

Bridgeport, Nov. 11.-A meeting of the Connecticut Polo league represen- tatives was held at the Atlantic hotel here to-day, delegates from the follow ing clubs being present: Bridgeport, Meriden, New Haven, Waterbury, Wal lingford, New Britain and Hartford.
 It was decided that as Springfield and Derby had withdrawn, their fran chises shall revert to the league Gen. eral playing rules were adopted pro- viding that all players must be in their places at the ring at o'clock on the night of play, and in uniform, or the game may be declared forfeited No blacklisted player may be signed, and no outside player may be signed after the league season opens.
 It was voted to hold the next meeting at Walingford on November r, and that the season shall be formally opened on November 15. The general playing nights were decided upon as follows:
 Meriden, Wednesday and Saturday.
 New Haven, Tuesday and Friday.
 Waterbury, Wednesday and Friday.
 Walingford, Monday and Thursday.
 New Britain, Monday and Friday
 Hartford, Tuesday and Saturday.
 Bridgeports playing nights are to be decided upon later.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-12
ENTER1IINM " F NIS.
Hyperion Theater.


 The feats performed by Dixey, the magician, who appears at the Hyperion tomorrow evening are all wonderful. The imense amount of scenic and spec tacular effects which the magician car ries, as well as his own mystic para phernalia utilizes the services of all the theater attaches besides his own large staff of Workmen, mechanics, assist ants, attendants and servants. The Palace of the Magician" represents the court of the great wizard, and in color, design and gorgeous effect is a masterpiece. It is unique and splendid in it's interior finishings. The forms of beasts, birds, and fishes appear in the designs of the furniture, carved with naturalness that lends a realism to the wizards spell while tables supported by sinuous serpents with glittering eyes and angry tongues, sea shells rest ing upon elephants tusks, and similar specimens of barbaric magnificence de- light the beholder with their unexam- pied splendor, and add to the charms of the great magician's matchless enter tainment The African lion used in the illusion, Leonii, will be on exhibition at the store of the Beecher-Leonard conn pany on Chapel street on Saturday till D. m. The lion feeds at p. m. Sale of seast now open. Regular prices.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-12

SOCIETY OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS.
 New York, Nov. 1.-The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers at their meeting in this city to-day re- elected President Clement A. Griscom of Philadelphia.
 Commodore Bunce of the United States navy was chosen to succeed Ad- miral Meade in the list of vice presl- dents. T. w. Hyde and A. w. Stevens were elected vice presidents. Those who were reelected vice presidents are Charles H. Clamp, Philip Heshbom, c. G. W. Melville, J. w. Quintard. I. M. Scott and F. l.. Fernald. w. F. Me Farnald and c. F. Peabody were added to the council board. F. T. Bowles was reelected secretary and treasurer
 Papers were read by w. B. Cowles of Cleveland, Lewis Nixon of Elizabeth, N. J., and Horatio G. Gilmore of the United States navy. The latter's sub- ject was "Torpedo Boat Design"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-12
PoIi,s Wonderland Theater.

The big triple feature at Polls Won derland theater continues to be the ab- sorbing topic of interest throughout the entire city. All the acts on the bill, but particularly the three big ones those presented by Edmond Hayes and Emily Lytton, Diana, and Ward and Curran-come in for lively appre- citation at every performance, and spec tators never tire of prafsing the entire show. Next week the veriscope will be shown with the original pictures of the orbett-Fitzsimmons contest taken at the ringside at Carson City. These are the only genuine pictures of the great battle, and the New Haven pub lie is undoubtedly eager to get a glimpse of them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-12
Executive Committee of the Women:
 School Suffrage Association.
THE IT. H. S.-NEW BRITAIN GAME
 rTO MnppnW

THE IT. H. S.-NEW BRITAIN GAME
 TOMORROW.
 Concerning the football game to-mor- row at Yale field between H. H. S. and New Britain, the New Britain Herald remarks:
 Prominent supporters of the local team at conference this morning came to this concIusion: Manager Judd stands for fair field and no favor is to be commended, and it will be greater glory for the red-stocking eleven of this city if they humble the blue of New Haven on it's own gridiron. With Hill houses advantages of superior coach- ing and a home field a New Britain vic tory will be all the sweeter
 "A third telegram, signed by the Hill house Alumni was received by the New Britain management to-day It said: Tell your team and it's heelers to bring down all the money they can collect. We will cover it at even, with rush, and, if necessary, we will give odds
 "The team went out to Electric field at 3:10 this afternoon and had an hours | hard practice. One of the most cheer | full supporters of the eleven in town is Principal Harper. He doesn't see how the boys can lose, and he has been will ing to go down to New Haven at that. " 1 The Meriden Record says: Tt is gen. erally conceded in Meriden that with | the game on Yale field it will be won by Hillhouse. Both New Britain and Hillhouse have strong teams, but the New Haveners have the advantage of | coachers. New Britain's coach is one of the best, and it is hoped by many ' Meriden people that the eleven from New Britain will prove victorious, if it has snatched the championship away from Meriden in years gone by. Coach Tompkins has had the men working hard all week, and they are now said to be in prime condition"