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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-02-02

Go SuuSiuCuSG % AK OIAC ILL., ~"
Fpidemic--Zeke Tries to Buy er If
With Patronage and Fails N inter
National Conference May lie the ~ en-
edy.
k-"Hellol Mr.. EdIGnr
R.-"GOod morning M r 1 hope
the mother IN law ~epioemric has tub
sided somewh4t IN your ntighOOr-
b 3D."
B-"Not 4 blamed bit Il Y r4Rin'
frum cenGer ter circumference an ter
every pint ov h compass l soon saw
il Wuz-nt any use ter adopt harsh
measures, so 1 tried patronage LIke
PrItcherd's Managers, I Thought Whut
WIZ Wurth h8vin' wuz wurUh payin' a
little sumGnln' fer. so l offered her uhe
post Office &c Valley Springs Sne
10 Wed sne'd see me In the not es' part
ov New York before she'd accept any
thing. Then 1 got a friend 10 tell her
that there would be some NIFTY nice
places under the NsshunRl bdmInIs
trasnun, SIGH az deputy c~OllecUOrsnIps
6A0 ONAOA UuAhSo Wv b11o O'N
lowed sne'd cume ter live at my house
an dIdn'5 intend ter Oe sIOe TracEed;
SAID she meant TO enter the house IKE
q ray ov warm sunshine IN n Colo day ,
or like a white winged mess -Dger OV
peace, but my outrageous Conduct In
buyIn' her SIGH a o drer 8 pa'ern hso
upsOG aWl her Cslculsshune; that |
mite cry peace, but they wouldn't D.
any peace. Betsy Is stul tekIn' lde
with her, an 1t makes the Contest or
bout six ter one. I've bun thInkIn' Id
git the legislator ter declare me a bIlleg
Grant, but that wouldD'G hep mUcn /
reckon my only chance nov Y Ter git
CoDgre ss ter appoint an inter nashuna'
con erence an ask awl the fOTe'g"
nssnuns Whut ter do ter GIT rid Ov our
mother IN laws. If We must ask for
eign erbout COMM n own
silver, we orter ask them erbuuC DILL
plinIn' our mother IN laws, whether
they consent or not. Ii that plan
fails, I'm a gOner. sure I'll htv Ter
resign my job Bz husband an take ter
the woods l want the legislature
ter pass a bill ter grant divO'c-s l.
case a mother in law takes up her
abOfe with any married couple, pro
VIded, of course, that the mother IN
Law creates a riot twenty seven times a
week, ez " the case at my house You
may 'alk eTbout the prosperity ter cum
with free coinage an more tariff an
the r. peel ov the internal reveDueIaUs,
but It will be awl IN vain If l can't git
on a pesceabIe fOotin' with Betsy g
mother. GUIDE bye I"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-02-02
HOU3E-NINErEENrH DAY.

Bills we're reported as foIl0ws:
To lncorp rate the Manufacturing
Railway Company. Favorably.
To inc rpOraCe the Rich Square Acad
envy. F~avorably.
To amend chapter on supervision of
railroads and steamships. Committee
recommend that it be submitted to
the Committee on Railroads.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-02-02

1000 !: y II 4: :.:... 81. !: Z. !. Il. I. If" I. !. II / 4. I. !.
Isl ~ "a al M ks a. see treatise called Fence
= Vissering, Box % A1on.I Ill
SEEDS j J J ID j; !: j. !. i; !: J; ]; !. !: /. d" !: ID. d: j. !
- customers to our Lists, that's
- why we make the following
remarkable offer, not samples
but fullsiZe packages: FCr10Cts
in silver, or ten onecent
stamps, and the name and
agrees or a5rIend, 8 Packages Choice Sweet Peas 81
qlHerent, ORC Packages of Choice Flower Seeds, asfO-
lows; AstQTs, Poppy Pansy, Balsam, Nasturtium, Ner.
oeha. ore Packages Choice Vegetables as follows ~
cTTmber, Beet, Lettuce, Radish. Parsnip, Squash Or
4II BIe collections for 25 cents, Our CATALOGUE
GREENE, Chenango County. NEW YORK.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-02-02

Irritation OF THE THROAT AND
HOARsENEss are immediately relieved
by "BrO1Cn's Bronchial TrOches."
Have them always ready.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-02-02
NOTICE.

A call meeting of Bladpn COUNTY
Alliance will be held at EIrz shethE WI.
on the second Saturday, IN F bruarv.
@. NGG DUNN. President,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-02-02
The MaStif PlOW.

FARM rs do you want the bes pow on the
"erchant does not car y tn. III III stock AK him
1 get it Tor you 1t has superi r advantages
evp,t improvement which +nah es on to
adjust the point to any required depth Of fur
row without IF ing the rear I he D Ow or
changing pusiti' n Ot frame or harness. Points
can he worn completely ut without hitting
plOw in had and crutty s. Pow always
running IeVeI ana steady with 60 ~ to the OD-
orator A lab r aud m m. v SAVING i'm Iem-nt.
ont fail TO geL one. You will be p'eased with
the pillow
A. G. BAZEMORE Pattntee
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-02-02

1000 Peach Trees 4 frnm y sa5
z I" 3 IL. most y Drpnc ID win f eIgh repaid
to a. station east # Mis- River for S2U; o. 90
tor S1l.5O. Saup s preprid % lh + size
trees prOpOrti ma prices, X s. JOH >~O>,
Box No % 5 Ockley Del.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
situation ., New orissn,

New Orleans. Oct 25-The usual va.
Ration was shown Sunday In the yef-
low fever situation saturday there
were ~ cases and 7 deaths A. O'clock
last evening the new cases had only
reached "a and the deaths g. Five ot
the new cases we're reported In bunch
In Carrollton after dark. The deaths
occurred during the morning before ?
O'Clock
Among the new cases b. that ~ Thos.
r. Richardson Mr Richardson is "a
member ~ he board of police commits
sloners and has from time 90 time been
prominently Identified with the cotton
press business Two cases have existed
Tor some time ln the house of Com
missioner Chapman third commits
sloner. Peter peFcud ~ out ~ tho
city. The board WAS 90 meet on next
Wednesday 10 act on the resignation
oi Chief Caster and elect bis successor.
but Il begins 20 look now as u the
board will not take action on that
evening Another new case ~ some
prominence Is that of Mrs A. u chop
pin wife ~ nr Chopin A coIOred
domestic in the same house o. also To-
bed with the fever Major T. Ham
llton. a we'll known Insurance man and
who had been nominated by Mayor
Flower 90 be chief u police. was re-
ported late lasa evening to BE- ln a crit.
ical condition. but later had improved
somewhat Major Homilton won bis
spurs in the Confederate army and Is
a well known man IN New Orleans H0
q about SO ecars of age
Reports we're received at the board u
health of three cases of scarlet fever
They will bs harrd and the premises
guarded a. in cases ~ yellow fever
scarlet fever heius considered an infoc-
tious disease
The following Is the summary for
Sunday
New cases 20 yellow fever. so. deaths
| s. total cases OF yellow fever Co date
| i16t total death from yellow fsvor d
/ date. III. total cases absolutely rot1y
erred $50. total cases under ireaimen,
it5.
New Orleans. Oct g Five new
cases and one death were reported 'o
the board ~ health AZ no o'clock this
morning. Otherwise there was Iitile
change IN the fcysr situation and uo
present promise n frost or drop Ia
temperature
The state authorities are a. present
without a detention camp across the
lake and are making efforts On have
Rigolettes camp rcopencd the goy-
ernment camp. FontainhIoau. bclul
practically closed There are sou
some people on the lake coast wh
want "a come 90 New Orleans but vhl
must 90 90 some point for detention
before the authorities will permit thou
% enter the city The camp in lencr.
s,n Parish from which labor Is roinl
into the sugar district VIII rccciN'
some 900 men during the present week
The hoard oi health at ! o'clock io
day announced rs new eases 81 yellow
fever and four deaths up 10 that hou
IN New Orleans
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
RUSH FOR THE LANDS.
OpsaiHE Of the Mritary HsssrVaiion In
ssuth Dakots o. settlers

Chamberlain. s. y. oct % Long be-
bore daylight this morning scores ~
soldiers gathered 0u the outside Of the
United states land Office and remained
there constantly until the ofllce was
opened FOR busiuoe 90 o'clock Tho
orcasiun wgs The opening ~ the mlll-
tary reservation For The past two
dave Intending h1mestfadgs had been
arriving hy train and team. ln line
we're women Who had come over 100
milo, 90 secure quarter section ~
south Dakota land Many n ihuse
here to maFe ruuy have been squat
tora rn tho land fur several years and
hays extensive improvement The
claims of many squaticrs conflict
Some tracts have tVo or three claim
ants and contests VIII boz necessary.
fort Randall rcrrryation was es'ah-
U.hOd ty executive order on June l6.
1860 s military post was established
thore in 1858 Tho r0si was aoan-
dourd ana an executive order ~ Ocio-
Der 20. 1899 placed thc rc1fryrtion un-
der control ~ the interior department
f8r disposal under the honcstcad law.
The rer..tl0n conulus total ~
NOR. chan 100000 acres a portion
lies iu sout Dakota and The remain
der In Nfl Iska That portion lying
ln thiH state vas opened 20 settlement
today
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

ors and had lus, finished and delivered
pair Of trousers 90 McFerHn when
the latter was taken down.
The people seem 20 have confidence
IN the ability OF the board Of health
10 hold the disease 10 check and there
Us no excitement
Memphis. Tenn. Oct g. Up 20 i2
o'clock today no new cases Of yellow
fever were reported The number "
deaths since midnight were two Goldie
Cohen and Marius Cohen Ia one fam
lly. Tho Cohens visited the McFerran
FIRST patient before McFefrans case
was diagnosed as yellow fever.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Greenfield. Nc, Oct 2j Jacob NJ
Masters waylald shot and Killed John
c Huston On the public road At Hull
Hon. Allcrcd criminal intimacy be-.
tween Hulston and Masters wife upon
which a damage suit i1r $1,000 now
pending Is based. led TO the murder.
ilulston was the owner % Huls'o1 mill
ON the Sack river. seven miles north
ost ~ this place Masters is postmas-
ter at Huston Masters gave himself
up to the authorities and Is now IN ial.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Jackson. Miss Oct g5-The state
board o. health sunday night issued
the following oficial statement
The reports from the fever districts
Of Mississippi are a. follows
Clinton. no new cases 3 under ircA ~
ment. Edwards. I new case Nitia
Yuma. no rsw cases. Cayuga, uo new
cases. nay g. Louis. \ new cases.
From New Albany. Ca. is reported
new case Of yellow fever The beard
will send an expert there a. soon as
possible.
The board has amended the ordl-
nance dated Oct %, quaunilning the
state ~ Mississippi against Memphis
Tenn. 30 as TO permit the bringing To
the state Of an new and dry material.
unpacked such as lumber machinery
brick. iron. agricultural Implements.
cotton ties. hardware coal and lime.
being incapable ~ carrying Infection
and an goods IN original wood and
metal packages not broken In Mem
phls. provided outside ~ containers
are disinfected
The board has also amended the or
dlnance dated oct %. quarantlnlng
the state ot Mississippi against Alaoa.
ma. 10 as 10 admit 10 the state su h
goods a. coal. iron lumber machinery
brick. agricultural implements, cotton
ties. staples wagofa hardware and
lime.
Riloxl. Miss oct g. Sundays re.
ord was rs new eases Under treat
mcnl. 81: total yellow fever cases %
date. 6is. total deaths 90 date 90.
Scranton reports 10 new cases
pascaeoula reports 2 new cases
McHcnrv. Miss, Oct 81 Five new
cases IN the past e hours ending sun
dav noon and one death
pr McHcnry and family arc now ou
~ danger
nay 81 Louis new cascs Night
and MORNINGS cool but very hot dur
ing the day
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

ncrwyn. ]. r.. oct ga little girl
AGED cieht Years. of N n Croskcll o
VOL known farmer llVjue near here,
was burned io death saturday While
the parents were away from home
The child lived Ions enough 90 tell
how % happened and to t,ll ~ lts dcs-
peratc efforts Co suppress thc flames.
She had on q long dress and while
PLAYING around the Gre her dress
caught 0rc There was no one to- help
her oXtIngu,sh the flames but with
great presence of mind she ran and
Jumped into Wb that was nearly
nlcl with water On the porch ~ the
house. hut iu her frantic EFFORTS she up-
frt thr iuh and thus her last chance
was gone she lived only a few hours
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

ON City. Pa. Oct % Three PER
sons wcrc burned to death and seven
more seriously injured in a hrc that
DESTROYED tho Hotel nrook'yu AZ Kel-
lcttNU'c. 81 miles southeast ~ here.
az an early Aour sunday morning The
building was a thrrc-siry one, rough
Is built 90 double hoards. and burned
likc tluder
Miss Emma Kiser q school teacher
was ao badly burned about The face
AMI body and so severely injured boy
humping from the socoad story of The
hotel that she may DE
The Orc i1 supposed to have orlgi.
mated by Prof Tucker knocking over
lamp iu bis bedroom
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
PEOPLE WILL sTARVE.
nsrs oi,e D-piatsb'e Couditisn
af Ihinss a. uawson

81 Things ~ uawsan.
Victoria - C.. oct. % Miners who
cama down on the steamer farallon,
from Dyca who ieft Dawson CITY about
40 days ago. say the day before they
left Hansen. one ~ the managers -
the Alaska Commercial company ar
rived iu "a canoe and told of the ahan-
doumsut of efforts 90 ge food up the
river FuIiy 600 miners ai once made
preparations 20 start on over trails
bot The ciugfus committee refused 10
allow them sufficient pro, isions Tor the
Journey. 70 save those "a hal a'riady
started. an will have Go remain ard
share ln the prvations az lawson.
Charles Fries of Tacoma. who came
ont with Butt Woods and Archie
Burns SAYS besides famine. a mys-
terlous disease has broken out which
g. carrying on an average ~ five men
per day Twonty-f0ur hours after the
victim ls attacked be turns black from
the waist 90 tho throat and two days
later. in o. majority % cases he Is dead
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

~ Paso. Tex. Oct 20 The Texas
and Pacific people here are olatsd over
the run Sa' rda, night of the Sunset
limited brsVten El paHo and hig
Springs $50 miles The rain made Q
I'm N hours aud 40 minu'cs. running
part 90 me time % "a miles per hour
Tho train Cs1c six stops and uumcr'
ous slov-ups
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Chicago. oct. 25-rhere Il a possi-
hlllty that the second trial of Adulph
l.. Luctgcri. the alleged wife murderer,
will begin somu time this week.
States Attorney ncnecn SAYS that un.
less the defeusc asks for a continuance,
and SIN persisted In their demand for
a release OF the prisoner on bail he
would put the ease on trial Tor
WcdncsdaI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
TEXAN AFTER:WEALTA.
Mr. Thomas Jsuss sue, r'r Part of
the ElJah webb Estate


the ElJah webb Estate
Webb city. Mo. Oct 20 A suit IN
ch1ncsry o. now pending in the circuit
court of Jasper county. which Is ~
more than ordinary interest as it In
wolves property Co the value ~ iS0O.-
600 or $500 oo0 now iu possession u
and claimed hy the Webb heirs The
estate. estimated AZ nearly 5000 ooo.
g. now held by eight oi the Webb heirs
The plaintiff Is Mrs Thomas Jones oi
Texas. who claims one-ninth interest
ln the entire estate In her petition
she claims to De- the granddaughter Of
Elijah o webb. who died here IN 1857
leaving landed estate ~ 500 acres
which has since become very valuable
hy reason 90 improvements and Inn
mcnso deposits % lead and 1lnce ores
underlying it u will doubtless he a
long litigation and will De hotly fought
on both sides
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Montgomery. Ala. Oct 25 Two
deaths and rs new cases wa Sundays
record here
Mobile. Ala. Oct o.. There vas a
much larger report o. new cascr Sun
day than usual The total was = but
there were no deaths
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Nemphl. Tenn. Oct ~ The hoard
OF health ohcially announced foul
neW casN ~ yellow fever SUNDAY
nleht The are as follows Mis-
Nerrle Crxr Marcus Cohen Jake Co
hen and Mi.s Coldy Cohen. AT four
cosss arr d,,xtly taccahlc 10 thr Me.
Eerrln residence. The Cohcns are tai
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
THEFEVER SITUATION.
Thirty-One New Gases and Three
Deaths at New Orleans.
-FOUR CASES AT MEMPHIS,
All the New Cases ~ Memphis Are
Trrosd Ia the NsFsrTia Rssidsses.
A Case Reported At Aibsny,GA
FTom other riaoes


New Orleans 81 new cases. deaths.
Edwards new case
Bay ST. Louis s new cases.
Biloxi Is now eases
Scranton 10 new cases
PascagOula new cases.
McHenry 6 new cases. death.
Mobile 2 new cases.
Memphis 4 new cases.
Montgomery IS new cases. 2 deaths
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
MANY HOMES SAVED.

Decision Aga nat the Northern Racilc In
Idaho Reservation Cases. s$
BOISE, Ida, Nov. Is. Some time ago
is sust was brought BY the Northern
Pacific railroad to1eject about 300 setS
tiers il Northern Idaho who had settled
upon lands which the road claimed
under its grant from the government.
This land embraces several hundred
thousand acres and ID situated ia the
Kootenai country. When the govern
ment made the grant to the road II ins'
cluded every alternate section for 40
miles back from the line of the road,
excluding the land held a. Indian res.
ervations. When the Indians coded q
large portion Of their reservation TO the
government the road claimed this, and
under the grant the case was brought
before United States Judge Beatty, who
decided that the Land belonged TO the
government and that the settlers were
entitled to possession. The attorneys
for the road appealed to the circuit
court, which has just dismissed the
appeal. This action saves the homes Of
hundreds Of Idaho settlers 40 no further
appeal will be taken. +
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
0sudot, tic only one 81 the I'VE men
Who had bean tried and found guilty 81
the crime. NH as ss
six PEOPLE KILLED.

.Brstsl Crims for whish shs Trio wers
y ifs3 I'M atrung Up. NJ, III
Tho crime Tor which the three men
were hanged was one Of the most hor.
rible In the annals Of brutality and
atroci1y. On Feb. II last passer en-
Itering the house Of Rev. 7. Spicer,
q Methodist circuit rider. discovered
the dead body Of his mother.in.law.
Mrs. Ellen Waldron, lying upon the
door OF the parior. horribly mutilated.
Passing to another room he found the
body 81 Mrs. William Rouse, daughter
81 Spicer, also dead, with her twin baby
boys brntally murdered, their brains
having been dashed out. and Mrs.
Rouse having been killed with q 9, NIB
Az the barn was found the body OF Mrs.
Spicer. likewise horribly mutilatcd. she
having been shot and afterwards
stabbed with q pitchfcrk, her breast be.
ing filed with wounds. and her head
crusEed with All axe. Inside the barn
was the body OF Thomas spicer. who
had been shot through the back with q
shotgun, aud his throat cut from ear TO
ear. The spectacle was sickenln;,,, and and
the crime crea;e ed III ,st intense excite
meat aud Indignation. 5S
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
cHoATE is SLATED.
Said the New York Lawyer Will Likely
Succeed McKsnna.

said the Now York Lawyer VIII Likely
succeed AIcKsnns.
( CHICAGO, Nov. is. "A special from
Washington says: It is considered
likely that Joseph II. Choate will enter
President NICK inley' . cabinet 90 attor-
ney general. II he does. 1t will be az
the representative Of the independents
element in the Republican party in New
York state.
Mr.. Choate's name has been presented
to the president for the post 70 be va
Gated BY Attorney General McKenna,
who il to take Justice Fields place on
supreme court BENCH. II has been UNI
der consideration BY Mr.. Mckinley and
his most intimate advisers f0r several
days and II the expectations a. those
who are urging IL are not disappointed
Mr.. Choate's appointment win BE- made
public possibly - early g next Mon
day. - a.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
A TIP TO TURKEY; Il t: Z.
Creek War Indemnity Must Not Be Used
to Increase the Navy.

Grsak war Indemnity Must Not BE Used
to Increase the Navy.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE,N Nov. 10. The Rus.
sian embassy here has made an impor-
tant announcement to the Turkish gov.
eminent. In substance it is that II
Turkey intends to apply part Of the
Greek war indemnity to an increase Of
the Turkish armaments, Russia desires
to remind Turkey that the unpaid ar.
rears Of the Russo Turkish war indem.
nifty amounts to 81, 5OO, 0O0, adding that
il the policy Of the Turkish governments
is as indicated Russia will demand the
payment Of this amount. NJ .%
The Russian pronouncement has
strongly impressed the diplomatic
corps, who believe it is directed against
the plans to reorganize the Turkish
navy. HI "a $E
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

w AsH1NoToN, Nov. IS. The nrst an.
.lual report Of Postmaster General Gary
has been made pubic. Its featute ia
the strong advocacy Of postal saving de.
positories, q scheme over which Ne has
worked for many months IN the Tor.
mutation Of 3plans to present t0 the
president and congress. He says the
time is ricc Tor their establishmenssand
that the adoption Of well organized
system would confer q great boon upon
q large number Of people and nlti-
lnately be OF lnestimable benefit 10 the
whole country The pc. tion Of the re-
port relating 10 postal savings follows:
Many millions Of dollars are und0ubt-
eddy secreted BY people who have little
or no confidence IN ordinary securities
and monetary ms, buttons organized by
private citizens. II is dead capital, but
ii Its owners could be inspired with alb.
solute confidence in the security 81 an
investment it is altogether probable
that the bulk Of this 1und would find
its way into the I
Cl,nn.els of Trade ana Commences. a
\ II the government under took this task,
the service would undoubtedly be
gladly accepted by the people. Their
faith in the government is unbounded.
Their little SAVINGS, which separately
could hardly be put ont a. interest.
would amount, in the aggregate. 70 .
sum that could be invested to their I'd.
vantage. The proposition is an accom-.
piished fact in nearly every conntry in
Europe, in the British dependencies Of
both hem,spheres, and even in Hawaii.
III Great Britain 100000 depositors
have upward Of $3.50, 900, 900 in savings
accumulated during So years and il 10
years no fever than 10000 Haw allan
depositors saved nearly. 81, O0O, 900. De-
posts iii Canada in 30 years exceeded
ss22, COO, 900. These vast accumc Citations
have been made with the least possible
loss 10 the governments which gnaran.
tee their repayment and with mini
mum Of cost TO the millions Of depos-
itC1.S 5* tst 49, s5bEss$ 81.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
AUSTRIA THREATENS.

Sultan Must Maks Amends for An Insult to
One of Her Citixens.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. Is. Boron de
Calico, the Austrc. Hungarian ambassa-i
dor 10 the porte, has demanded the dis
missal OF the vail Of Adana, Asia Minor,
and 81 the mutersarif 81 Merxina. the
port 81 Adana, the two officials respon-
sible for the recent indignity 70 the
Austrian merchant, Brazsafoll, agent
at Merzina Of the Austrian Lloyd
Steamship company. He has also de-
mnnded salute to the Austrian flag.
IN event Of failure to comply with both
demands, Baron de Calico will quit
Conssantinople on Thursday next.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
Has Gone 70 Join Her Husband.

81 CHICAGO, Nov. 10. Mrs. Jessie Lin.
coin Beckwith, daughter Of Robert y.
Lincoln, left Chicago last night 70 join
her husband sc Mount Pleasant, "a.
Her marriage to Warren w. Beckwith
at Milwaukee recently created sensa-
tion and IL had been rumored that her
fathsr would insist II the paraton Of
the Young couple, but no apparent
Snort va mads . prevent her Dc.
naxturN. 3 gs as sSs4 .aaS