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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03

pfliist tperben, baB bic Snfetten nod
3eit baben, iih all bermebren. Wo
bies nun ber syan lift, unb Elm grober
WerlnE bur1 SnIeften brObt, piirbe
bas0erbitunterpfliige unbeDingt Dors
auaieben iein; benn ber 0erlnit bur4
au fribe 3erIebung Der griinbiinguns
ipdre ia Der tleinere. Sin ni1t au un-
ter5hdbenber Dortbeil. Der befonbers
aud fiir's perbitnnterpfliigen fpriAt.
lit Der, bab man i'm 9erbit in Der Ne<
ael piel mebr 3eit Sur @erfiisung bat,
als i'm Jriibjabre. be5onbers fpenn
unaiin1tiae WitternngsperbGltnife ale
Wrbeiten per5Dsern, tDie bas ia oft Der
sSalI 1T. Wenn i'm 5riibjabr bas aa<
fiinftige Maisfelb mod i'm Dollen griiz
men 5amud bes Slices baliegt, bo
tpiinIht man bann bon 9er5en, bas
llnterpffiisen mare i'm 9erbft seIhe=
ben. Gs fann baber ippbl, trDb be,
erfabrunsssemdBem @ortbeile BEG
Triibiabrs unterpfliigen, immerhir
aeIaat iperben, bab in pielen Sdler
bas 9erbfunterpfliisen porauSieber
lit; benn bic 0erbeerungen Der Snief.
ten unb bic oft febr fpdte 8eitellune
i'm syriibiabre 1prehen in pielen Sdl'
len au iebr aeaen bas 1lnterpfliieer
Der Griinbiingunsspflan5e i'm 5riib
idbre.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03
DaS gDcib I'm Santpfc ,tt,t oaS
1afettt.

Seitens bes Bunbes GenIusam=
tes lit 5oeben Elm umfafenber Beribt
iiber bic Gtellung, ipel9e bas Metb
In benz aIlgemeinen Rampfe um bas
Oa1ein in unierem 2unbe errnngen
bat, aur 0erDffentlihung gebraAt
tpprben. Nah Mustpets zines bereits
friiber publicirtenBeridts 1T bic 3abl
Der auf ben 8rpbertperb argeipieieneft
5rauen in ben Sabren bon 1880 bis
1890 auf 3,914,571, B. 3. um nabe5u
48 procent seftiesen, tpabreno IN
bemIelben 3eitraum Die 3ahl Der arr
beitenben MGnner nur INN % proe
cent suaenpmmen bat. Die in ben To-
eenannten selebrten fotpie perpanbten
8erufen tbGtigen Srauen haben in
berielben 3eit um rs procent suges
npmmen, ipGbrenb bic Snbuitrie cine
3unabme bon So unb 9anbel ioipie
Sransportpefen fogar eine iolhe BON
1853 proeent erfabren bat. 9luf alien
@ebieten bes 2ebens, nit Musnabne
Der 2anbarmee unb Der Marine, bat
bic Mmerifanerin feIten SUB gefaBt,
benn fie beitellt ben Nder, fdat 8anz
bols, grdbt na4 unterirbiihen
Sddben, fifdt in GlaHen. Seen foa
tpie Meeren, arbeitet in alien mDsli=
den Sabriten tpie Werfftdtten, befeh=
list S9iffe II. T. m. Ii. I. ip. Welhe
syort59ritte iie in ben fogenannten gee
lebrten unb bernanbten Berufen eez
madt bat, erbellt aus Der folsenben
Sabelle, in tpel9er bic bur4 bic Gen>
1userbebuneen Der Sabre 1870 unb
1890 ermittelten 3ablen einanber gez
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03
@robit6ote ais Gaaptitdote.

sSn ben allermeiiten nintiseren eu-
ropdi11en 2Gnbern ift es ldnsit beis
nabe felbitperitdnbli9 sstporben, baB
Der 5ib Der Staatsresierung au9 in
Der erObten Stabt bes Staates, ober
tpenisitens in elmer Der srDbten, aufz
gel1lagen lit. $50 bate bas Capitol
hes altrDmiihen @emeinipeiens, bas
fir faft ale Staatsgebdube in unlerem
2anbe ben Namen seliefert bat, anbers
i.eben f0nnen, als in Rom felbft9 6rei>
Iih mar BON bort aus audi bon alsm
Mnfang an bas r0mii9e Rei9. organic
firt tpprben, unb Elm dbnIiaer @runo
mag anh fpdterbin in anbern @taaten
ben Hegierunssfis nit Der srObten
Stnbt mandmal ibentii9 gemadt ba@
ben. Mber niht ale groben Gtdbte
baben cine politifhe Gntftebungstpeiie
aebdbt.
sStnerbnlb unIeres 2onbes berridt
nod bie gReigung, bic Gtootsresieruns
an einem berbdltnibmdBis fleinen unb
niht IN einem ber tpihtigften Werfebrss
8rennpurfte iifsenben Dldb unter5us
bringen. fngt ailgemein bor. MaNas
huietts sat 5efn Stdntscapitol in ieis
ner gr0btenGtnbf unb bat es nod niht
3u bereuen sebdbt; nber bas 1T cine ber
perfhpinbenbtn Ausndbnen. Sc
feblt aud bei uns nidt nnStaatsmGas
nern, iDelde es fir mebr ober ipenissr
bebenflid balten, bic Gtdatsregierung
Dem Ereiben elmer urlgebeuren Bolts
mnfe aIl5u ilabe 3u bringsn. (Wie IS
in Deutfhlanb nod beute ni1t an
Gtaatsmdnn<rn febIt. tpel1e bic
Heihsregierung uneern genug in 9ers
lin obsr elmer ber dnberen 0roBftGbte
feben.) Dos llebrige tbut bonn bis Ct
ipobnbeit, bus ,,gpigz z@e}trigt1, bas
jd aud bier5ulnnbe einen m6Htigen
GfnfiuB iibt.
Neuerbings dber III III berftiebsnen
1btiIsn Der Oct. @tddten gleidj3eitial
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03

eine 8etpesuns erfennbar, bas9er5 bes
Staatslebens jetpeils nad Der seihdftz
liden 6ouptitabt su berlegen. Sn bret
@taaten, ndrnlih in pennfplpanien,
Mihisan nnb Wisconiin, bat bieie8es
tpeeuns cine beftimmte Gprm anses
nommen. Man fann geipannt iein,
tpie fi1 bieIes Gtreben ipeiter entipis
felt, bas ii1 ba unb bort nur mitMens
beruns Der Gtaatsperfafuns pertuirts
li1en ldbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03
Snamsurationcn einft uao iest.

Die Mmtseinfiibrung eines prGF=
benten Der Ser. Gtaaten mar in llnie-
rem elaifiinen 3eiteu nisbt unerbeblid
BON Der beutieen beri9ieben, mas au>
nGdft an ben anbers gearteten @er=
tebrs Nerbdltnifen lag, bic ia gum
She'll mod iebt bic betreffenben @er=
bdltnife unb 8eitimmungen beeinz
flufen. J
6eute lit es ni1t mebr iiblih, bab
Der ertpGblte prdfibent fprmen BON
feiner grtpdbluns in &enntnib ee1ebt
ipirb, er erbGlt feline Musfunft bariiber
in berielben Meiie, pie ieber anbere
Biirger, unb 5pif1en Der mod betbe<
baltenen 3dbluns Der GlectorenzStims
men bur1 ben Gpnsreb unb Der @er>
eibiauna liegt tpeiter fein amtliber
2lct. sSn friiberen Sagen aber, pbne
Selearapb unb giienbabn, muBte man
1hpn etipas mebr ltmitdnbe MAIDEN,
nm ben Gripdblten gu errei9en; audi
rei9t bic rbemofratiide @infa9beit"
niht in lie ber 8eaiebung Bis auf
Waibinstons Sage 5uriid.
sSn Mpril 1889 er59ten Der Seere@
tar bes Gpngrefes perIDnli1 in
Msount 8ernon unb febte ben General
Wafbinaton ihriftlidb unb miinbIi9
BON ieiner einftimmisen gripdblune
gum YrGfibenten in &enntniB; bas
betreffenbe, nit llnterf6rift unb Sies
oel bes Senatsprdiibenten beglaubi9te
@5hreibsn mar an Seine grcellena
George @afbinston, Esquire" geri9s
tet, tpelbe Situlatur nod eine 3eit
lang burhpeg beibebalten tpurbe, Bis
man bic einfahe 8e5ei9nuns nprdiis
bent" ebenlo tpiirbig fanb. Waihinsz
ton ertpiberte in fur5er Mebe, bab er
iih entfhlohen babe, benz f9meihels
baften Rufe feines 2anbes gu entipre=
den, unb beftimmte Sueleih ben Sae
fir ben 8eginn ieiner Heiie na6 Dem
@ibe bes gonsreKes. 2ebterer tagt'
aur 3eit in Der Stabt Neip Oorf, uni
beibe 9duIer trafen mittIermeile eifrig'
8prbereituneen fir ben ceremonieller
Gmpfans bes Yrdiibenten. Gin ae'
meinf9aftli9er Musfdub tpurbe ers
nannt, um ibn am 2unbungsplabe ab:
aubolen unb i'm na9 benz 9dus 81
fiibren, bas gu feiner llnterbringunt
beftimmt mar. Gs fdnb oariiber nod
elm @9rifttpe6iel apii9en Gongref
unb prGiibent Itatt. 8iel einsebenber
8eftimmuneen, als seeenpdrtig, nur
ben fir Die Sibe Ii. |. 10. aller 9dite
einIdliebli1 Der biplomatiI9en Ser
treter, Bel benz Snausurdtionsz4ct ge
troffen, unb Der Stats 8ouperneli
bon Netp Wort tpurbe I'm feine Wit
pirfuns aur 9lufreAterhaltung be
Srbnung eriu9t.
9lm 80. Mpril 1889 legte Wafbins
ton ben Mmtseib ab unb belt iein
Snausurations Hebe, auf ipel4e 10
tpobl berSenat tpie bds Nbgeprbneten
baus formen antportete. 9ap9 lang
3eit mar es iiblib, bab Der erpdblt
prGiibent amtli9 BON Ieiner Sin
febung bena9rihtigt tpuroe unb bi
3eit tpie audi ben Srt fir bieIblesun!
bes Mmtseibes beitimmte.
Die erfe prdiibenten : Snausuri
rung, tpel9e in Wafbinston itattfanb
mar biejenige Sefferions. 8on ba al
tpurbe biefe Geremonie Die ginfd9bet
ielbit. Spdter aber sntpidelte lie it'd
ipisber in entsesenseiebter 3i4tune
unb atpar erit re4t. Die sroBen Mili
t6rz unb gipilparaben unb Der Iose
nannte Snausurationsbaa gebOren eri
einet aiemlih neuen 3eit on.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03
92.257 311.687

3uIammen 92,257 311,68
Menben mir uns nun bon biefer
&ategorte gu 8erufsarten, ipel9e fin
bas ipeibli9e 9eI9le9t etpas unsez
tp0bnlih erfdeinen. 10 finben mir 10
Srauen als SGser, Saaeniteller, Sub
rer uno Spdber aufgefiibrt, % be-
tunben als SobtengrGber feline Sur9t
bor @eiitern unb fiebenmal 70 piele
befaKen fib i'm Wirtbsseiddft nit
fliiiiigem @eiite. Oie 3abl Der tpeibz
li4en 9oteltpirtbe bat felt benz Sabre
1870 um bas Oreifahe sugenommen.
AUDI als Mai9tniit pie 9etoer (ni1t
auf 2ocomotipeD bat bas Weib Be-
fhdftieuns unb 279 iinb als Oetec@
tipes II. I. m. tbdtig. Die erDbten
Sortf9ritte bat, tpie oben bereits an
se5eutet, bas ipeiblide @eidledt Inn
9anbel unb Sransporttpeien serla1t,
benn tpdbrenb Der lebten 20 Sabre lit
bic 3abl Der in bieIen grperbsSlpei<
gen tbdtisen Trauen bon 19.828 auf
228,421 geitiegen; barunter befinben
fi9 171,00O 8udbalter, glerfs unb
0erfdufer. Mgenten unb gplectoren
iperben 4,875 nadsetpiefen sesen 81
i'm Sabre 1870, ferner 8,474 Sele=
grapbiiten unb Ghreibnla1hini1ten.
Muh bic 3abl Der ipeiblihen Banz
tiers, Matler, 9anblungsreiieitben,
9auiirer, Mi9er, MGger unb 3eibenz
beftatter bat iih ftattlid Dermebrt.
pogesen fpeniger 5rauen als Muctio4
mare, 8ootleute unb. piloten na1ge<
tpiefen tperben; pie Elm bereiniamier
@tern am itatifti51en Girmament erz
fheint nur elm ein3iser tpeibliher pis
lot in benz lebten Beri1t. guf benz
@ebiete Der Snbuitrie in ibren 5ablreiz
Aen0er5tpeigungen finben mir /, ,O27.s
242 tbdtis geeen nur 353,997 i'm
Sabre 1870. 8efonbers in bic Muaen
fpringenb 1T bic 3unabme in Der
Traienz unb Rinberconfection, in
ipelber bie1elbe iiber 400, 900 betrdqt.
Sn Der 9uts unb Gtrumpfpaarenfa=
Irritation ipirb cine 3unabme bon iiber
25.O00 nuhgepiefen, in Der ubren=
/ inbuitrie nabeau 5000, in ber Gem<
benz, Rragen~ unb Observation-Disclosures
fatipn iiber 1900, il, Der Gabafinbuz
itpie ca. 24,OOO, in ber Druderei unb
2itbogrupbie ca. 1850. sSn Der
Decentralization mar bic sfrau i'm
Sabre 1870 nod gar niHt Dertrtten.
tpGbrenb ber Genius bon 1890 IN bies
fer 8ronGe 4,435 Meprdfentunten ibs
res Gefhlehts nantpeift. Diefe Grs
iperbs3peige nber bebeuten burhaus
niht bic @ren3en Der tpeibIi4en Ebds
tigteit. benn cine Jrou lit foQar aIs
Hrunnengr6ber aufgefiibrt.
Dir obigen 3abIen biirfen ippbl als
Dongiltigt Betpeiie bafiir unqtfebsn
iperben, bdB in lnierem Qan6e I'D,
eine rapibe Werfhiebung Der griperbss
berbGlini1e bpI13itbt urtb bah berl
Mdnr {einer ipeibIi6en gonturnntil,
Inner natbr &errain sinr6umetl nus.
ipeiI Isbters fiir eil1tir seriResrsn aobr
2W U9V6}5 Blxx M # AsfssA ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03

elmer bier erfcbeinenben fpdniiden 3siz
tung gegudt Dber irgenb einem guba<
ner anf Der GtraBe 3ugebDrt, 70 iDiiroe
Ct fDglein erfutren bdben, bab Der
Nane Sabrbunberte binburh GapD
0ueio( rRnOhen=S SnfelAen1) bieB, unb
Rep Wef ipeiter nihts, als cine Ner=
ballhprniiiruna boppn lit!
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
THE DREIBUED UFSHAKER.
Baron Won Buiow, German Foreio1
Minister, Says 1t IS in the Best
of Health.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE Minister for
War, General Won Gossler, in the Re1chs-
tag to-day, r,p ying to the criticism of the
army by Herr Rcker', the Freissinnige
leader, declared that tie Government did
not propose TO change the system of two
years service, nor increase the infantry.
but he explained it was urgent to reorgan-
ize the field artillery.
Baron Won Bulow, the Foreign Minister,
rerlying TO questions on the subject, said
it was oso. uIely untrue that the Dreibund
was shaken. On the contrary, il was, he
declared, in /, e best of health" The
visit of Emperor William to Budapest
had he ped to consolidate Germanv's re-
lations with Austria. So far as the in
ternal situation in Austria Hungary was
concerned. the Germans, who did not
wish foreign Governments to interfere
in their affairs, were bound to OBJ erve a
similar attitude toward other powers.
This was especially true regarding Aus
tria-Hungary, the head of which. Baron
Won Bulow said, was a ruler TO whose wis.
dom ali his people could look up with
com plete confidence.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
LAWYER SEVEN YEARS Old.
Legal Prodigy Admitted to the Bar
BY the Kansas Supreme
Court.

NEW YORK, Dec IA Herald special
from Topeka, Kans., says: Kansas again
breaks all records. This time she comes
to the front with a lawyer only years old.
The name of the legal prodigy is Bryan
Gilbert, ana he is a son of J. g. W. Gilbert. a
lawyer of Alchison. The Lilliputian
lawyer was subjected to a severe examina-
ton by the Kansas Supreme Court this
afternoon. he successfully passed the
examination and a certificate was awarded
10 him. The Supreme Court was in ses-
session when J. g. w. Gilbert and his son
entered.
81 have candidate for admis sion to
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15

NASHVILLE, Dec. 14.-At the opening
of Io-day's session of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor several protests were made
against credentials, but after some dis
cussion it was declared that the delegates
should be seated and the matter referred
10 the grievance com mmittee. Letters from
the Mayor of Denver and the officers of
the Cham Der of Commerce of that city,
inviting the fedora ton to hold its next
convention there, were read. Congratu-
latory teIegrams received from New Jer-
sey, Topeka. Kansas CITY and Peoria were
also read. A letter was read from the
National w c. T. IT,, expressing
sympathy with the labor movement and
urging that a stand be taken by the con-
vention against saloons.
The committee on rules recon- m ended
that the convention meet at 8 A. NJ. and
adjourn at noon and reassemble al P. NJ.
and adjourn at P. NJ. Other rules were
introduced regulating the order and pre-
cedence of questions. Tne report was
adopted.
Isaac Cowan of Canada was invited to
address the convention in regard TO the
strike of the engineers in Great Britain,
and responded. He explained the situa-
ton. He said it grew out of an attempt
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
FUGITIVE TRAIN
ROBBERS CAUGHT
ON THE BORDER
Marshal Griffith's Posse Surprises the
Gang of Outlaws That Stopped the
Sunset Limited in Stems
Pass.

TUCSON, ARIZ., Dec. IA special 10
the Star from San Simon. Ar.z.. says:
This morning a Deputy United States
Marshal arrived from near the Sonora
line, bringing the five train robbers who
held up the train at eins Pass on Thurs
Gay night. The robbers were ca ptured in
the Texas Canyon, fifty miles south of
the Southern Pacific Railroad, where the
train was held up.
On Sunday morning, after the bold
MP, United S ates Marshal William NJ
Grfhth started TO hunt for he robbers
with two deputy marshels and ten picked
men. The posse got TO Texas CANYON at
daylight Sunday morning and surrounded
Cushey's ranch house and surprised the
bandits. Three OF the bandits surren-
dered IN short time and the other two
c me to the house and walked into the
trap and were captured. A deputy with
hVe men brought the prisoners to San
Simon. They ware then taken TO Silver
City, n. NJ, for examination. The cap
ture of the gang was the best and quick
est piece of work of its kind in the his.
tory OF Arizona.
At the time of the Stems Pass hoId-up
the posse, which had been anticipating
al otIaCA, was con RFeEdteu at Bowie,
about thirty-three miles from Stems Pass.
The trail of the robbers was immediately
taken. When the posse surrounded the
Cushey ranchhouse the three outlaws in
the building were taken comp etely by
surprise, and surrendered without firing
a shot. The two men who were later en-
trapped were also taken by surprise, and
offered no resistance.
The names of the outlaws have not been
ascertained, but they are cowboys who
have been working in the vicinity of the
San Simon Valley and have no connec-
ton with the notorious Black Jack gang
of border bandits. The penalty for train
robbery in New Mexico is death.
When captured the robbers were en-
deavoring 10 make their escape across the
line into Mexico
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
TROUBLE MAY YET RESULT.
Chinese Nceroy Denounces the Pekjng
Authorities for Yielding to
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 14-Emperor William
to-day received in audience Herr Won
Brandt, a former German Minister to
Oh ina. The volunteer corps which is
going TO CHINA exceeds 1900 men in num-
Der. They have been drawn equally from
all the army corps.
Herr Eugene S. Wolff, the well-known
German explorer, cables 10 the Tageblatt
from Shanghai saying that China is
wholly Indifferent to the seizure of Kiao-
Chan Bay.
The German M erchants in China and
Japan insist upon the establishment of a
fortnIghily mship line between Ger
many and Asia.
LONDON, Dec. 14-According TO a spe-
cial dlspatch rom Shanghai the German
Government contem plates colonizIng the
province of Shan Tung with German fam
lilies and making Kiao- Chau an open port.
On orders from Peking, the Chinese
trOops have been Withdrawn still! further
from Kiao- Chau to prevent a conflict.
Vicerov Chang Cheh Tung denounces
the cowardice of the Peking authorities in
yielding TO Germany. and declares his
own readiness to lead troops against the
Germans.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
CHILEAN CABINET RESiGgS.
Collapse of the Short-Lived Coalition
Ministry Causes a Profound
Sensation

LIMA, PERU, via Galveston, Dec. IL
The entire Chilean Cabinet has resigned.
l event has caused a sensation.
The Cabinet which has just resigned
wa appointed last August to succeed the
Ministry formed on August under the
premiership of Orrego HUGO, which in
turn >ucceed ed the Antun Cabinet that
retired on June % last, after an existence
Of about light months.
The Antunez Cabinet. which was en-
ureIy Liberal, retired because Senior An
tunez was unable 10 carry out many OF
the leading features OF ms programme,
but its successor and the Cabinet that has
Ju-t resigned were coalition ministries
ormed, 1t was understood in each case
with :he approval of the Conservatives.
who had blocked the efforts OF Senior An
tuaeZ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15

mile along the water front and is the
lirgest plant OF its kind in the United
States. AT present the United States war
We sells kearsage ana Kentucky are being
built there. 1t was Sir William Arm
strong's idea to further enlarge the plant,
but because Huntington refused to make
any changes in his formal offer, tie
deal dragged along without anything
definite beng done. Huntington said
to-day that the EnsHshman's option
would expire IN a few days, and, as ne
had heard nothing from him recently, he
believed the deal would fall through.
The shipyarl = valued at IS 600 900 and
employ nearv 900 men. LIS Hunting
tons intention TO improve the property
b m >ef and increase its facilities, if 81
William Armstrong fails to make the pur-
chase.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
REMhINS IN AMERICAN HANDS.
Sir William Armstrong viii Not P0r-
chase tie Newport News Ship
BuiidInq Plant.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14-The plan of Sir
William Armstrong OF Armstrong, whit
worth & Co. OF Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng,
10 purchase the large plant of the News
port News Shipbuilding and Drydock
Company in Virginia, according to Coils
p Huntington, it's owner, has probably
fallen through. SIR William Arm
strong, more than year ago, oked at
the properly with an idea of purchase
and obtained an option upon it from
Huntington. The shlpyard extends for
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15

the bar" said Gilbert. addressing the
court and introducing his son.
Chief Justice Doser began asking the
boy the usual questions. He answered
them so rapidly and so correctly that
Judge Doster gradually led him into in
lricate questions OF law. Young Gilbert,
however, did not sjumbe on a single
question; be did not even hesitate.
At the conclusion of the examination.
the court ordered the clerk to issue "a
cert ticate to young Gilbert. Gilbert said
his son had for some time displayed apti-
tude for legal subjects and had devoureu
profound legal works with eagerness.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
REGhRDED As UyFRIENDLY
Japan Protests Against Australia s
Proposed Extension of Her Chi
nese ExcLusion Ect.

SYDNEY, n. s. w, Dec. 14.-The
japanese Consul has formally protested
to the Premier, G. H. Reid, against the
unfriendly character of the proposed
legislation as 10 aliens. According TO a
dispatch from Sydney to the Associated
Press last month, the committee of the
Legislative Assembly to which measu res
were referred passed the bills extending
the Chinese restriction act to "other col
ored people, except British subjects" and
restricting immigration by an educationa al
test.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
TO REVIVE SLAVERY
UNDER CONTRACT LAW
What the Annexation Hawaii VIII to the White Labor
of the United States.

NASHVILLE Dec 4AndreW
y
the American
Hawaiian Islands
the especially regard fugitive
the industry compelled
seeks country taken
o
The introduction white labor has
imported in 1882 Germans 1884, but
Seamen Hawaii
by hiding in
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15

in nnnuau
o. On hundred
in Thet mashp ftl
bnn Over ewtdeunc
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15

- ~
derkin of Chicago,
the In ternational
was supported by
San Francisco in a
aroused the dele
pitch of enthusiasm.
Gompers, who also
luton, declared that
mously the delegates
F urus tn, who
councils of the feder-
the islands are value
mercial purposes.
upon the convent
the United States
served by the pres
tions. That the dis
from the United
tate the expenditure
guarding and forti-
islands lie within
are climatically unfit
A m erican labor.
borers of the islands
ly Asiatic coolies,
tenn of penal con-
practical slavery.
would be tantamount
slave State, the
which would neces-
for the ensIavement
I h a t annexation
population of the
Monaghan laborers,
stepping stone for
numbers, VIII ich
further attempts at
possible.
ton of the territory
zone of Anglo Saxon
American policy, and
to our institutions,
Dor in that territory
self-government.
Delegate McNeiII it
incoming executive
the Senate to pro-
ton.
will also be made to
interest of American
proposed shall be put
with contract coolie
public sentiment on
lmon talk among the
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
NEWS OF THE DAY

NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather forecast for San Fran
cisco-Fair on Wednesday; prob c
ably showers; decidedly cooler. :
FIRST PAGE. 5
Fire Damages Dover Castle. c
Train Robbers Caught. :
Labor Against Annexation. c
SECOND PAGE. c
Opposes Contract Slavery. c
Corbett Bars the Veriscope.
THIRD PAGE. c
Mother Mckinley Buried. c
Cubans Reject Autonomy. c
More Trou bic in Hayti. c
Fierce Zig ting in India. :
FOURTH PAGE. c
Congress Is Sympa, hetic. :
Red Tape in Arizona. c
Dawson Needs Help.
Los Angeles School Scandal. c
Cages New Finance Scheme.
FIFTH PAGE. c
Raid San Jose Treasury.
No Place fo- Morphine Fiends. Q
Death OF John Sneider. @
Gil son Has a Bodyguerd. =
DR.. Hirshfeldcr Under Fire. c
Drummers May Go Law. 9
SIXTH PAGE. @
Editorial. .
Governor Budd's Duty. @
Brvan in Mexico.
The Alaskan TRADE Campaign. G
Silence Is Confession. Q
Professor Mahaffy's Letters. 9
Dunn ping-off Place of Disease. c
Personals and Qleries. 9
SEVENTH PAGE.
Magee Tells of the Klondike. Q
Sharks Iateriere With Sealers. c
The Cleveland Still Missing. :
More Ye low Is lseb bali Trouble. Q
EIGHTH PAGE. 9 9
Racing at Oakland. c
The Hospital Denounced. 9
Hawkins Connolly Fight. c
NINTH PAGE. {
Gossip of the CaD1on Will. G
Hot Meeting of the Regents. 9
Married to a Senator G
TENTH PAGE. Q
Commercial Intelligence. G
ELEVENTH PAGE. : :
Oppost tie Scenes in Court. Q
News From Across the Bay.
Sne k Thieves atthe MinstreIs. c
THIRTEENTH PAGE. Q
Brit S. Marriages, Deaths. Q
FOURTEENTH PAGE. Q
DR.. Brown to Be Hrare Again. @
Examiner L:bels Voters.
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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
OWENS Il MURDERER.

Bife OF the Modesto Man 7uccun.bs to
Her Hounds.
MODESTO, Dec 13.-Three-quarters of
an hour after the arrival of her sons
from Los Angeles this afternoon, Mrs.
George Owens, who was shot by her hus-
band yesterday, died. The daughter of
the couple. Mrs. Tiedemann. who was also
shot through the breast by Owens, is resi-
ing we'll and will recover.