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The Washington bee., 1897-04-03


1t is the great man who wins.
DR.. George Wellington Bryant
NAV have made mistake.
DR.. Bryant's defaulcation is no
argument against the coIored man
holding office.
The city government was re-
snonsible for mis- appointment.
1t is an argument against the APP
pointment of strange negroes who
are not wanted at their own homes.
Whenever a negro or "a white
man leaves his own home anC seeks
an Office in some other city or
State it is the best argument in
the world that he Is no good at his
own home.
1t is lesson for the President to
consider.
Importation of men from other
States and thrust them upon the
neople in whose cities or States
they do not belong is a dangerous
thing.
The white republicans OF Mary
land were carried away with
Bryant's bluff.
He was opposed by the best COL
ored politicians IN the State
This city is full of refugees from
other States.
They are no good at home and a
very little good here.
Home rule should be the policy
of all parties.
1t is the knave who fails to DO
his duty.
There will be new Recorder of
Deeds in few days.
A clean sweep in the office will
follow.
THE BEE knows what 1t is talk
ing about.
Harry L. West created a sensa-
tion when his name was presen ed.
The gold democrats will be
recognized.
What will become of the boys in
black?
If the white republicans in the
District take all the offices, what
will become of the Afro-Amerl-
cans !?
Ex-senator B. K. Bruce has
seen Major Mckinley only once
and that was to pay mis- respects to
him.
He is not a candidate for the Re-
corder'e Office.
Mr.. Cheatham is a candidate for
Register of the Treasury.
Does Mr.. Cheatham remember
when promised to vote for Major
Mckinley for Speaker ?
Chickens will come home to
roost.
Hon. John P. Green is IN the
same boat.
1t is bad policy to play double
game.
Itis about time that 3 prosecut-
ing attorney is appointed IN one ol
the District courts.
When Judge Klmball retlresr
Bsiliff Cole will also retire.
He ought to have been gone long
ago.
A Colored Judge of the Pol;ce
Court is an absolute necessity.
The democratic party is getting
together.
The present incumbent Of the
Recorder office has only a few
davs to settle up his sccounts.
He will probably 90 at the end Of
this quarter.
Our District offices should b'
controlled by :he District people
If the people had the electiv,
franchise in this town things woulc
be better.
1t is better to be the son of
blacksmith than the nursed dude
of a millionair.
We often live to see rlgh
triumph.
A corrupt iudge often meets mis-
fortune.
Up to date there are S5gs appll
csnts for the Recorder Of Deeds.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
Itc Yeit tn YombaO.

Die furhibarie @s,Bst, pelhe bas
meuitllhe 8eihledt le eetroffn bot,
Die YubOusnptt psruulist DE aroBp
Staot Bombop in Otmoten. gln,ss
Gebrlihtsit battle DIE y # in Ntben, mel
DE BON 9%hucpoioes ssih,losrt piro,
Die dtts Bsulenpsit aber piitbete i'm
u,trSebnteu S1brbunoert IN Stol,en uno
Deutitlano; I'm ishsasbuten Sabrbun.
oert IN Slo. Jranfrelh; i'm iieb5sbntsn
in Deuiidlono uno gualuno. Sn unie
rem Sahrbuuoert 1T tie Al Gnoe Der
StsbSrsersSnbre in Meiopotam,en uno
Afrlta ausasbrodeu. @tu,se 5das pur
zen iosar IN ru'iiideH Sidoten ccnitatirt
Sm Sabre 1896 s'iste iih Die Beulsn
psft In China uno Span. Sn DEN lss
ten Mcnotsn hes pei loHensn Sahre'
trat iie auh in Oa,nolen auf. Mit benz
Sanuar 1897 absr bat lie in Bombay
einsn nsuen aufihmuns seuommsn. 10
oaB mon ar Die Brrthte Der dlteu @bro
n,feu ibsr bic 8erpihuusen Der Ssub,
81 Bieu uno 5loren5 frlnuert uiro.
Den neusitsn Berldtsn aus BOmbnp
,ufOlse aeitalten iid bic 3nitdnoe mil
ieoem 2aae ihrsd Iher. punsersnotb
uuo Bet babsn lih pereinist uno ssbsn
panb In Slno. Die Dtitrifte, in mel
hen Die Su~n9ersrotb bauit, hdben cine
@elammts ByuOlfsrans uon 10000. 900
Seelsn. Siele llnSlldl,dea iino aui
fremoe unteritisuns a~useuleien. DEM
Dor Nprll fpsroeu iie nldt i'm Stauos
lsin. iit ielbit 81 e%rudbren. Sn anbe-
rem sbeniO uOlttelhsn Diitriftsn mod
iid auA ihon Elm Mangel on 2sbsns'
m,tteln bemerfbar. Yombap adblt $780,
600 glnwobner uno salt blsber ais cine
osr selunoeten Sidote Snoiens. Die
!pdlfte Der Ginuobuer 1T nun bersits
ueritpunben. Die urld Iebliebenen iinc
entweoer bllfslos benz @lenoe iibsrlals
len, ooer lie u%srlaiisn bic Staot in nil
JIubt. Iqe Stitdite itcden; Die
StruBsn iiuo foit leer; iiberoa iiebt mon
8obuuusen, Ddbreno Tag
uno Nnbt 9elhsn blnausaetrasen tuer.
Den. 9,eie peroeu sum Tbeil uersra
ben uno sum 3bel psrbrannt.
Die 9obl Der 9Ooten tuiro iowsit auf
5000 aeiddBt, wdbreno Die Bet tdsllh
stma ITO Opier foroert. BIsber iiuo
bic @uropdsr ieltiomsr @eile meiiiens
ueridont seblieben, oenn nur uenise
Stsrbefdle fino unier Ibnen uorssfOm.
men. Su &arahi. Yoona uno Banbro,
luobin p,ele Der 6li4tlin9e fi4 oeluen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
Gin beoeutenoeS 0ei6tGtIt'
Dies Gret9ntB.

Der 8ertraa Swiiaen ben 8ereinisten
Staaten unb England sur glniebuns
e'nes %permanenten SdieosserIbts fir
Beilesuns aIer Streiilsfeiten Smiihen
belosn 2anoern 1T EN- epobesmabsnoes
greisnIB. @s If Ell Jrieoensusrtras,
wslder swiidsn suei Der sr0Btsn Na.
tIouen Der Belt auf ollie 9eit ben
slusbruh zines 8riess beieltisen ioa.
Auf aqe Seit. iuenn Der 8srtras auh
5uerit MUIR auf e,ne 0auer BON fiuf Sab.
rem ubssihlohen uuroe. 9ie,e Ytobe.
,eit lam nur Der Sesen elmer iOlden
8srelnbaruns iiir be,oe 2dnoer in nod
bsleres 2ldt isben uuo prattiih bspdbs
ren. uno oieisr Sesen bsidrdnft fid
nl4t bios auf bic beioen 8erirasspar
telen. Die seiammie siulliirte Bslt er'
bdlt bobur& bic 8etii&eruus, bob
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21

3leinen in iinatli9sn Sduisrn obne ben
0aub Der Muiterliebe erob meroeu iol.
len. D. weld idmmsrlihes. berSloies
Seldlthi piroe IN iolhsn Nnitalten ems
porwabien! archaeological 1T itlimm;
Wuitsreptiremouns III i1limmer. Nber
ouh in ben Jom,llen Der i%osenaunten
Obern 3%ebntauienb If es leioer OFT seras
oesu Sitte aemoroen, baB bic Nltter
,bre &lnber nur gum @ruBe uno ipdter
h6hitsus bel Tiide ieben. Die aanSe
Bllonng unb Htd9uns Der fle,uen Seele
wiro ben Nmmen. &luoerfraueu. Bon
men. 2ebrinusn etc. iiberlnneu, uno oas
ro,bpsnblge @uoe bisisr 8trbilouu9, b,es
Ter Wutterloisfeit 1T bic 8%ernrmuu9
Der &lnoerieele. bic @tfaltun9 Der Ser'
( %5ensrudrme. ., tuenn bod uniere lOse.
nannteS9ebiloeten Witter eripdsen poa'
ten, mas ie Dem &inoe p%orenibalten, ia
reuben, menn iie e. UNI bic Wutterlisbs
betrisen! Vile sldnSsneen Sabrn bee
&s,dibums, oue @enulie oss Bebas.
beus. aue @rfluuns tb0r,hter Winlbe
limb 2ano uno Taimi oesen oas @Oio
ehter Wutterllebe. uno ole 8inoer. Die
I'M prdhtisfen Yalaite mutlerarm aul.
mablen, flno unsnollh drmsr unO ellen.
Der oils Die IN Der oiirfusiten Sitte. Dc.
men treue Wulterliebe fnum ben Sup9er
~ iheuheu uno Die blDBe Su otd,n Der
TldQ,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
9aS Weue ocuttd)c Mustuans
oerun0e4eieb.

Die ginbrinsuus oes Guswunoe.
ruuas9eitses I'm &eidstas If Dem Ser.
nsbmen nah .bDbt wabrlheinll6 @uoe
Sanuar ober Nnfanss 5ebruar 81 er.
marten.
Der gntmurf usift sssen ben in Der
&sibsta9slsfion 1S92-93 Sur Borlase
selarstsn, Der iebr ulel Wibitrmmuus er.
rsate, erbeblide Ysrbsiierunsen aui.
namenillh beSl9lid Der bsbDrolideu
GnmelounSen Der Nusmanoeruns uuo
Der Beiilmmunsen Iber bic Bsi0roeruu9
uou ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Sm Sabre 1895
muroe oieier @eiessnlwuti elmer I'm.
arbeituns u%uterSosen uno i'm Sanuar
1896 In ie,nsr neueu @sitalt Dem Solo.
n,alraib auf leinen Bunit sur Besut.
ahiun9 u%nterbreltet, neil Der @ntmari
,uelelb Bet,mmunssn lber bic Wuspan
osruus nod ben 8olon,sn. ple namals
IN toloniolen 8reiien ssuiniht putoe,
entbalien ioIte.
SIN leBten Serbit 1T Der GeisBent
purf BEN &Olonlalrotb MID, pisoer Dor.
9ele9t poroen. Rslhe @rinoe bniir
ausibldssebeuo 9epelen iino, 1T una
nibt befaant, ieoenfals maren IS midi
'olhe. bic ir9enowse 81 8sritlmmunSer
NuldB 9eben iDanten, Do, luie bsfaani
1T, auf Die Wliwlrtuns oes &oloninl.
ratbs Gle &es,sruus boben Wertb ls9t.
Su folUntalsn &rellsn aber bot ieit Wltts
oss Sabres iih bod bic Nniitt 9slteuo
semani. Oh nldt Die fOlunlale Sieotluna
better babe, fdbrt. ipenn o,sie, neil babe,
be N%usmanosrsr i'm Wa1i bereih bee
oeut,beu Re,hss bleiben, IN elnem beiou.
ceren @ei,B sereselt miro. 8undtli
tommt nur Sncwsftairifa fir Die Belle
osluns IN Betrutt, fernsr 1T bod bit
grrlpiuns oes NusfurftaweIens, msl1e
NIT einer &eseluug Der Nusmanoerung,
CD nun bisie nod ben &OlOnisu sebt oosi
in fremoe Climber, orsanild n%trbunosn
lsin muB. besiislid Der s~rlteren NIT 10
srOBen 8erpHI tiunseu IN Yeranipor
tunsen perbunoen, ME lie seseniber Der
duswanoeruu9 IN fremoe Ganoer nlti
~itatibaben fann.
IS ihelut. als oh bic i'st 81 eripar.
renoe 8Orlase. Die ~ibrlSens IN bel
Saupliahe ltcu I'm Sommer shm Nb-
d'uB seiansi 1T, iih uu' u ssluns De-
GusIue osruua ms NosIono bsih ant
bat. uro ole Nbiitt cobin ssbt, Die be.
lOnoercu Auipl iids elner Ss1soslung
Der 8plpn!eu. ME iie ben N~nresuussI
bee aoI01iolrnihs sniiprtdt, lIsber nut
N elnem be'onHersn @e'ees Su rsseln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
Ste oeuti@e Spra6e.

Bel @elesenbeit Der 1eisr bss finiSis
i6hriaen Bsitanoes bes Ntp Yorfer r2rst
berfranS" bat Carl Shurj stue portr,f
lihe Reoe lber bic beuIibe Sprate 9e
balten. IS blsB oarin untsr Wnoerm
tpie folst:
rBenn mir BON unierer WutterIprahs
reoeu, 10 muB mon es uns nidt psrars
gen, BOB mir elm penis isntimsntnl rper
ben. Dus 1T nidt Elm 9eihtn BON
S1pdbe. Sic srinnsrn iit wobl on
Se,ne's Beers BON ben ,ientimenialen
@iden." Ibsr Die oeuiihs Multer,pra
DE If fir isoen osnfenosn Wsni6sn, Der
iie bsiist, elm SGaB. osiisn Bertb ibsr
baS bloBe @eiibl binaus9ebt. 2uoers
Spraben, b%eiOnoers bic romanlibsn,
ssidneu ii6 ourd feline uus idmieaiame
GlssanS ibrer mobli6uenben &eotm,n.
ounsen aus. Gs lt in oisisu Sprabsn
leidt, eiwas isbr Sibittl,ussnoss gu
iasen, oas eisentlib nihts III. Nui
9eutid ssbt ous idwsr. SD meme oa
nit niht, oaB ih eS benunoernsmerib
fiuoe. mean mau iast: rpier mlro 9suiid
seiproden!" UNI oamit au5uiinoisen,
baB man u redt srOb isin wiro. SD
meme pielmebr, bob. tpenn man aui
9sutib etwas Dummies iast, es ourd.
meg uud sbrll4 oumm ilinst. uno iast
mon aui 9eutih eipas @eideiotes Oper
@lssontes, 10 fann man es nur ihper
ssideioisr Ooer elssanier tllnsen MAIDEN.
alS es wirili1 III. Nit onbern BOr'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
RutterItebe.

Obne Wutterliebe 1T bic e~ldnSenbhs
Suseno ionuenloS, bns leihteite Gsbsu
'huer, bic SmsdmdB'ate Bllbuna arm.
ielia. Nutterliebe iiberrast uno iibsr.
minost. erisbt uno e,fiiQt alss. Sic
bannt bic banae Gorge pom bitsnbsn
9eroe, fie mebt um bic ihl'hieite Nr
mutb leu6tenoes 2idt; fie miir5t oas
barte, trodsne 8roo. Benn eas tiefs
Mutterause ldnsit aebroden. tuenn Die
nimmermloe Wuiterbano ldnalt iiarr
semorben If. penn oas marine SHUTTER
berg ldn9it ieinen lebtet Shlas setbau
bot; INNER uno INNER nieoer ertpelit
be grinneruna an bic Mutterliebe TIRE
rettenbe uuo ftisenbe. ibre tusbrenbe unb
wahrenoe Waht. Bie uiele bot fie fern
aebalten BON Dem Bfabe. Der niebermdris
fibrt. tuie uiele pom N~bsrunoe 5uriidse.
r,fen, ME uiele 9erettet ms erpi9e Bas
terbaus! nno tuer Der Wutterliebe &raii
unb T,sfe einmal e~mpfuubsn bat, Der
mirb oas 6e,mueb bana1 nimmsr los.
uno bas Mutterbeimmeb 5tebt ibn binauf
nod Der Seimaib Der See!en.
Denn mir baS rperbenbe @eihledt I'm
ierer 9use betra&ten. 10 MIL es uns
i4ier porfommen. OILS feble ihm Der nit
terli4e BUG. Die SsrSensfihle uuo
Sselenarmulb. bas Sah,se uno &ahloie,
bas uuitete uuo Gr,sblOie. bas unirrer
Suseuo anbaftst, iheint eine 5oIse bee
Wansels on rehter Wutterlisbe au fem.
ST oenn iolGer Mansel mirilih bsmeri
bor? Die Jrase muB-leioer @ottes-
bslobt rueroen. 90 mirb obeu uno uns
ten. IN Balditen uno Sitten, pie! seisblt.
Cine pife, gum 1beil un~uerfaubene
Naitotion bat ben @elbern Der uuteren
Stdnoe ben berrli4sn Nutterberuf per
leioet. sic isbeu in benz Rinoe nidt
mebr oas @ottesseihenf, bas @ottes.
lsben. ionoern cine 2aft, be eisentlid
bic @eisQidoft abnebmsn mlSte. Bdb'
renb bic raiiirlihe Wutter bas Rinb on
Der Brut bdlt, 10 lan8e He irsenb fann,
iebnen iene be 8eiten berbei, no bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21

Wis Samftaa Der meme pGphIi6,
Nuutius. Wisr. @tari, benz y tdf,eut,n
JaHre 81 Harls ieine B.slaubll uuos.
poplere ab.rrei9te, srinnerie &c ben lss.
teren baron. bas Der b.. Batter % nv,
mails unterlis6, fi4 Don Den @ortsr
r@briituS auat 5raucos" iutpirireu -"
toieu uub iuhle um ben Buitauo psr
franSoii4sn 8.sieruus nod. bsrsli6,s
Giaueruebmen 5wli&en Der U pub,,t unS
Der @lrhe b%trbsl5utibtsu. Der BriS,
bent eriu,oe,te blerouf, es ireue i'm. oos
Der Bnpft ioitsn @sr,b aui Surmou,,
nit Jrouire,b less. uslt isterss o,ei,
@eiunuassn e%rp,eoere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21

BET tabsn. III bic Ssuhe ebsninlls fort
nufastreten. Sn Banera fino BON $50
@rfronften 1919 %aeltorbsn. 8isliah wiro
aerutb'n. 8ombap sduS'ib 81 liollreu.
Muosre isbsn isineu onberen Reg, Der
Yeit Ginbolt 3u ibur. ole bic lbris &C.
bliebene Beuolferuu9 in 8eltsn au6er.
balb Der Stoot untfrsubriu9en. uno bic
8 aot ielbit bann bic anf ben Bobeu
nreoersubrennen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21

aAnoes ldbxsiela naa@
36Nn 1p96G.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
RICKETTS, IS STILL MAYOR.
Reed
Russell
Nelson
Central American Exposition,

Guatemala, April 9. The Central
American International exposition, which
was officially opened the 18th of last
month, will be thrown open to the gen.
eral public tomorrow. Chief among the
foreign nations which will take part are
Germany, France and Italy. The United
States and Great Britain and several
other first class nations have only taken
an incidental interest in the exposition,
and that only in the last few months.
Ninety-two premiums ranging from sIoo
to $1,000, besides gold and other medals,
will be distributed to those exhibitors
whose goods are considered sufficiently
meritorious. The exposition will remain
open until Sept. goth, and perhaps longer,
but it may be closed during the rainy
season,
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
Line of March to be Extended.

New York, April o-The Grant Monu
ment parade is growing into gigantic
affair. Already there are enough entries
to make a column about 20 miles long.
At the rate the entries have been pour
ing in it is evident that the line of march
will need extending to enable the visit
ors to see the display. General Dodge
and his advisors are keeping close
watch of the growing list of participants
and when the roll is closed tomorrow it
is not unlikely that there will be an en-
tire revlsal of the route. The idea of
lining up the veterans along the route
does not meet with much favor from the
old G. A. r. men, who all want to pass
the stand and tomb.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
5 NEWS.
LEGISLATURE DISSOLVED.
The State Solons Draw Their Pay and De-
part From Denver.

Denver, April o-The legislature ad-
journed yesterday afternoon at q o'clock.
The speedy completion of the special
session was hailed by all with the great
est satisfaction.
The selection by the senate of presi-
dent pro tenn fell upon Senator Maxwell
of Boulder, as was predicted. After the
routine business necessary at the com.
pletion of the session the senate adjourn
ed sine die.
A resolution in the house by Mr. Wolfe
endorsing the Trans Mississippi exposi-
ton, nearly precipitated row, and after
personal recrimination the resolution was
withdrawn.
After committee had been appointed
to instruct the governor that the business
of the session had been finished, and re-
ceiving no further instructions, the house
adjourned.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
TENNESSEE EXPOSITION.
The Tooth Anniversary of the State Grand
Iy Memoralized

The Tooth Anniversary of the State Grand
Iy Memoralized
Nashville, Tenn, riio-Preparatohs
for the International exposition COM
memorating the Tooth anniversary of the
admission of this state into the union are
progressing very rapidly, and the big
fair will be opened on May the 1st, the
schedule time. The exposition has re-
ceived recognition from many of the
leading cities from more than thirty
states and from various foreign countries.
The site of the exposition was known as
the old West Side Park and consists of
200 acres, situated directly north of the
Vanderbilt university. The buildings
are now all practically ready. Within
the past week track has been laid and
b lllasted to the site of the government
building, for the construction of which
the government appropriated $4,000.
When this structure is finished the build
ings will all be complete. The Greek
style of architecture prevails in the
buildings All but the Parthenon, which
is of brick, are constructed of heavy flag
ging, the exterior being finished in staff
OF pure white The Parthenon, in which
will be exhibited many priceless art
treasures, is entirely fire proof. The
building known as the Negro building is
one of the handsomest structures of the
whole group and is designed to contain
! specimens of work done by the negro
race in all walks of life.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
That kacsas Bribery.

Topeka, Kas., April o-During the in
vestigatlon OF the alleged bribery Of the
late legislature in progress here, Speaker
Street this morning testified that he was
offered S. 900 by the Book Trust peo
pie to apply the two-thirds ruling on the
school book bill pending. He was then
offered 500 to keep mum on the subject
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
Anniversary of Appomatox.

Washington, April o-The anniversary
of the surrender at Appomatox, April
9th, 1865, will be celebrated here tonight
by a reception and camp fire given un-
der the auspices of the department of
the Potomac Grand Army of the Repub.
lie. President Mckinley has been in
vted to attend.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
The Levee In Danger.

New Orleans. April o-Owing to the
storm last night the levee at Belle Helene,
20 miles above here, began crumbling.
A call for citizens was made and by
heroic efforts the levee was saved.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
A Filibusterer Escapes.

Jacksonville, Fla, April o-The fill.
busterer Bermuda escaped vigilance to-
day. She is cargoed with Io,cco pounds
of dynamite and 50 men and a large
supply of arms.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
The Work of Rescue Goes On.

Columbus, KY, April e-One rescue
boat today brought in IS families of flood
sufferers. A party of 80 persons had
been discovered on a raft but refused to
be taken on board.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
Decamped With Portable Swag.

Macon, Mo, April "a stranger who
introduced himself to Sol Atkins at Col
leo as his Kentucky nephew recently,
decamped last night with all the port
able valuables in the house.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
King of Belgium Celebrates.

Brussels, April 9-The King of Bel
GUM is today celebrating his 62d birth
day and manv kilograms of congratula-
ton have been received.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
An Extensive Fire.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, April o.-The
Poughkeepsie glass works burned today.
Loss 100000.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
Comm unication Cut Off

Jackson, Miss, April o-Communica-
ton with Greeuvile is entirely cut off.
The worst is feared.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09

Charley Frey is fitting up the small
store room next to Mrs. Wilson's as a
jewelry and watch repair shop.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
ERROR IN THE COUNT.
The Election Returns for Second Ward
Fail to Tally,

The official canvass of the city election
returns was begun this morning as pro-
vided by law, by City Clerk Stafford and
Justice Ingram. Upon arriving at the
count in the second ward a discrepancy
was discovered in the footings which
may result in reversal of the result for
mayor.
The poll book shows total vote cast
of 800 votes. The vote for mayor, adds
up 375, Io4 for Ricketts, and ISI for Reed.
This gives total of 6 votes more than
were cast The vote for aldermen shows
similar discrepancy.
The election board was composed of
Geo. F. Fonda, S. B. Border and !. E,
Cutler as judges, and Jas. S, Fuller and
| A. w. Border as clerks.
Upon the discovery of the error the
| Judges were summoned and they posi-
lively asserted that the total number Of
ballots cast was 900, the poll book and
the bal OTIS tallying correctly in the count,
The cause of the error is attributed to
the method of counting by blocks of ten
ballots, and it is supposed that in some
way one too many of the blocks was re.
corded. A recount may result in the de-
crease of the total ballot for either Mr..
Ricketts, or Mr.. Reed.
The only recourse apparently open at
present to determine the true count will
be to allow the box to be opened and re-
counted by the board of aldermen. By
recent ruling of the supreme court, the
county court will have no Jurisdiction in
contest of city of the second class,
and though there may be no legal justi-
fcaton for the council to proceed in the
matter, that is pronounced to be the only
| recourse.
RICKETTS, IS STILL MAYOR.
4p.m. By an agreement entered into
between the leaders of the two parties
late this afternoon the ballots were re-
counted by the judges of election from
the second ward and resulted in a less
ening of Mr.. Reeds and Mr.. Nelson S
count. The corrected count stands:
| Ricketts, 1o4
Reed III
Russell 2c6
| Nelson I56
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
STEEP FOUND.
The Cincinnati correspondent in Cuba Is
Safe With The Rebels.

Washington. April o.-Thomas w.
Steep, the missing newspaper CORE
spondent in Cuba has been found and
Consul General Lee has so notified the
department..
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
pected
Silver Quotation.

New York, April o-Silver is quoted
at 6IA today.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09

McCloud, Oklahoma, April o.-The
four-year- old girl OF John Wood was brut-
ally assaulted last night by human
brute. Her 1Syear-old uncle is sus-
pected.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
ANOTHER HOLMES.
Fred Hartman Being Tried for Fiendisf
Murder,

Paxton, ILL.,, April o.-The trial of Fred
hartman tor the murder of Mrs. Geddis,
began today. This was the one of
series of victims whom he murdered by
strangling.
Daily camera., 1897-04-09
CHARGED WITH RAPE.

A Four Year Old Infant Outraged by a
Brute.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Rnadstnret,s TrndeeRcy,sw..

, New York., May .-Bfadstreet's- to-
morrow will say: The slight inprpve-
ment in trade is in the tendency Of busi-
ness ia increase ut few citias in the
northwest, OLE the Pacific" cotst and in
the south Atlantic and gulf states There
is increased buying mt Baltimore, Afiants,,
Birmingham and New Orleans, where
trade has revived on ths announcement
that northern Louisiana, Mississippi and
Arkansas flooded districts are being nut
under cultivation and thut' tina damage Is
less than was expected. There are. IN
creased sales at Milwaukee, Omaiin,. Chi
cago and st. Louis, and exports Of gen
eral merchandise and lumber ff,on. San
Francisco have increased Adtiees from
California are that lack of seasonable
rains and long continued dry winds have
injured the wheat and fruit arops4 largo
eastern centers report that tile movement
of merchandise is slow antf trade dlill.
The season isl so far advanced that no
general gains is looked iOr, until afterrfall
buying sets in. The usual Industrial. dis
turbances have marked building and other
industries, notably clothing, mining. iron
and steel. Manufacturers OF woolens are
well. stocked with raN nsatesial. hut
owing to slowness of orders prices are
easier.
Makers OF cotton goods are at %, dis
advantage. owing to the inlatimlN high
price of cotton and the Increase in pro-
duetion of products.
There is no gain ia domands Cor, iron
and steel, prices for which conbahue low.
Tie reporb that the steel rail. billet and
wire naik makers are saeking. to form
u pool to advance prices s not confirmed.