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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
TROUBLES AT BOMBAY
Are Increased by Strike of $4,000
Laborers.

Bombay. March 12-The total casualties
resulting from the plague riots are two
soldiers of the Shropshire, regiment killed.
a municipal inspector who accidentally
shot himself, and four European and four
native policemen, with seventeen civilians
injured nine rioters killed and twenty
two injured One hundred and nine ar
rests were made.
About 5000 lockers, railway laborers
and others have struck work. The city
is guarded by infantry, cavalry, marines
a nd armed notice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
HOPS INTO COURT.
Edna Wallace Hopper Sues DeWolf
for Divorce.

Network, March 12.-CounseI for Ed
ma Wallace Hopper said today that pa
pers had been prepared in an action
against De Wolf Hopper for divorce.
Counsel would not say upon what
ground the action would be based, but
intimated that it would not be statute
nv ground.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
To Men Over 25 Years ofAge in Scan
dinaVia.

Christfania, March 12.-The committee
of the storthing appointed to revise the
constitution has decided by a vote Of
5 to 2 to recommend that universal suf-
frage be granted to all men above 25
years of age.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
TheY Don't speak Nov.

How hollow what we call our best
society seems!" said the young woman
in the fur jacket.
'Ah, yes" replied the young woman
with the yellow buskins. And If you
ever get inside of it, dear, it will seem
still more so to you!"-Chicago Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12

Is your liver tired? does it fail to do
its duty? If so, don't neglect its call
for help A few doses of Herbine may
save you a spell of sickness. Herbine
is the only perfect liver medicine. It
cures Chills and Fever. 75c- Geo. W.
Stansfeld, 632 Kan. Ave, and Miller's
Pharmacy, Cor. 9Th and Topeka Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
ROSECRANS' FUNERAL.
He Will be Buried With Military
Honors.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 12.-Arrange-
ments are being made to have a public
ali the military bodies of this city and
section will participate. A request will
be made to have the body lie in state in
the city hall until the funeral. The body
is now in this CITY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
John A. Martin Monument Fund.

Atchison, March 12.-John J. ingalls,
TODAY gave $40 toward the John A Mar
tin monument fund. The fund now
amounts to about $3.50, the committee
mentioned yesterday having collected
another $75 this morning. A thousand
dollar monument is now a certainty.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
HORSEWHIP THREATENED.
Esterhazy is Determined to Punish
Col Picquart.

Paris. March 12.-Colonel PicQuart
declining to notice Comte Ferdinand
Esterhazy's challenge to a duel, the
latter has written a letter accusing him
of cowardice and threatening to horse
whip him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
IA Comparison OF seWets.D

It is claimed that Cy Leland is
afraid to trust the Republicans in a
town as wet as Topeka. That's all
right but if what the travelling men
say is true the delegates will have to
wear rubbers at -AtchisOn
Globe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
Negro Hanged for usual orime.

Sparta, Ga, March 12.-Isaac Thomas.
colored was hanged here today. The
drop fell at 1856. Death was instantan-
eous. Thomas was hanged for the out
raging of negro girl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
IKE WARREN'S TRIAL.
Clay Center Jury Thinks He Killed
Sheriff of Riley County.

Clay Center, March 12-The jury trying
Isaac Warren for the killing of S. B.
Laird, sheriff of Riley county, returned
verdict this morning of murder in the
first degree.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
no Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il 1t
fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has L.
3, @. on each tablet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12

Children and adults tortured by
burns, sca1ds, injuries, eczema or skin
diseases may secure instant relief by
using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 1t
is a great Pile remedy. G. W. STAINS
field, 632 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12

Not how cheap but how good is the
way we try to do our work. Peerless
Steam Laundry. 112 and ia West 9Th
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12
Her Boy was
Dying.

hoz0 a child brought back from tie brink Of
the Craze to enjoy healthy, Aat6y childhood one
mothers ad0Iee far Parents concerning tie health Of
their children.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-12

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
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SPAIN HAS COME TO HER SENSES.
Sagasta Realizes He Has Lost Cuba and Would Ask
Intervention Did lie Not Fear Revolution.

the IRONY
is to
cbecnre
Bno
In
feels that the thing offices
humiliation
public OF This
negotans with the
Spanish
the
this negotiate with
the
The integrity of
While proposition
stands
United States which
be practical recognition the bens.
reached such crisis Cuba
II Is understood that the Cuban republic will
before undertaking
not treat with which
o.
Spanish minister the
Spanish s n n end
Officials here inclined the of
they add that it the last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
Ju,,un's "rinni" manifesto.

Oshkosh, Wis, January G. Martin
Julian who is here with Fitzslmmons and
his theatrical company, said "Thcre viii
be no further manifestos issued through the
press relative TO Corhett There is only
one way now in which Corbett can be
recognized. and that Is to so and lick
Mailer FitSslmmons has licked Mahcr
iWlce. ana We fail to see how Corbett Is u
M better than any OF the other has. becns
We are not Ike Corbott, who kept Ftz-
simmons waiting five years for no at
him We simply say, Go fight Peter Ma
nor hut CpIbet. don't want to fight Ma
hoi md much loss Fitzslmmons. He has
Just us much intention of fighting FitgsIm
mons or Maher as | have OF failing dead
lie Il simply advertising his chow"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
SPANISH FOOLED.
Plot 10 AssassinRtc AranEurch
Discovered in Time.

Discovered i'm Time.
New York, January GA dispatch from
Havana TO the Herald says: All Havana
is talking Of the frustatlon of plot to
kill or capture General Arangursn. of
which General Lee and Representative
King of Utah We're innocent instruments
Mr.. King since his arrival ten days ago
has proved himself an enthusiastic but
most indiscreet investigator. He made no
secret Of his Intention to communicate
with the insurgents and expressed a partic
uiar desire TO meet General Aranguren
lie succeeded in inducing General Lee 10
provide a guide, who agreed to take him
70 General hranguren, but Insisted that
HE proposed expedition be kept secret
Tor Tear the Spanish would take adyan-
rage OF 1t 10 learn OF General Aranguren's
location.
IN spite OF thls The story not only leaked
ON, Dut Mr.. King was offered assurances
ny Secretary General Congosto that no
opposition would be made to his passage
through tho spanish lines. AL was ar
ranged for MIR. King and the guide to
pass the lines yesterday and 20 TO ire
rendezvous. whore he was To mees General
Aranguren and juan Degado tonight. The
suide became alarmed last night Noticing
N'i' iNiHb WIS SnaUOWeu by Spanish
police agents. he watched and about 10
clock discovered Secretary Congosto and
., police agent in earnest conversation
fhliy realizing the danger. the guide
started for the country aud In half AN
hour was on his way to warn General
arfnRuren- 1t was openly asserted that
the authorities made every preparation Ia
iolow MIR. King TO the place OF meeting
ahu nave force on hand ample TO over
Gene resistance by The rebel chiefs.
tratn Of seventeen cars flied with
troops left this morning, going in the d.
r5otion IN which the meeting was TO tqke
place Mr.. Kings first lntimation of the
iaiiure of the proposed expedition was tbis
morning when he learned that his guids
was missing.
very singular condition of apathy tn
eNerythlng connected with the revolution
y apparent in Havana. II is well known
tuat agents of the Insurgents come and
go without hlndrauce. showing themsely,s
III me cares and on the streets with per.
lect impunity. AS indicative OF public in. |
Iiuerence. an Englishman walked down
oolspo street from the park to the pnlaca
Wearing large Cuban badge without nj. |
.rhrtlnS any more attention than few |
curious sRres. Such an net would have |
pofl ms life few months ago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
SPORTING NOTES.
Crescent city stnIscs.

New Orleans, January G.-The stakes and
handicaps to be run during the remainder
of the meeting of the Crescent City Jockey
club including four additional stakes for
2-year Odds, are as follows: Januery 9, the
a quarter; January 10. the GENTLY haudi-
cap, purse $1,000, one mile: January 26, the
Ponce DeLeon handicap purse $1,000. seven
stakes for 2-year- olds, purse $1,000. six fur
longs; February 9, the Merchant handicap,
1880, one mile and a sixteenth February ~.
the Eayonet stakes, for 2-year olds $1,000 four
furlongs; February 49, the Carnival handicap,
purse $1,000, six furlongs; February %, the
George Washington handicap, purse $1,000 one
mile; March 8, the Lexington selling stakes,
for 2-year- old colts and goldings, purse $1,000
four furlongs March ~, the Lightning stakes,
for 2-year- purse $1,000, Ave furlongs
March II. the St Patrick handicap, purse
Crescent City derby, purse $1,000, mile and an
eighth.
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for damages growing out. OF the destruc
ton OF the mission buildings at Harpui
In 1896 should be enforced, II necessary,
by the seizure OF Turkish port. The
buildings we're destroyed during the Ar
monian troubles. involving loss TO the
missionary societies OF 100000. A claim
for that amount was FILED by the stale de-
parttnent, but UP to the present time II has
remained unpaid and the efforts of our
government TO effect a settlement have
been futile. The soldiers who did the work
were commanded by officers Of the TURKISH
army and we're at the time In the sei'ylco
OF the government. The whole affair Cyi-
IDENTIFY was under orders issued from Con-
stantinoplel In reply TO the demenl OF
Minister Angel made recently, the porte
said that the destruction OF property wne
cccasoncd by mobs beyond the control Of
the government. and therefore the govern
mont was not responsible. s,g IA
y There the matter rests, 20 far as the
public knows, and the Turkish government
evidently Intends 10 pay nothing lniess
further measures are laiSgn.
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made, Durrant was promptly cautioned 10
talk no more. He was willing. but his
mother being called away for a moment,
he resumed In his former strain.
~ will make no reference to the past. All
will be made clear. II not in this word
then in the next. l feel that I am perfect
In Christ"
what will you say at the last7' was
asked.
This was rather difficult question, but
the answer was quick aud In a firmer voice
than he had been using; II shall only pro.
claim nv innocence--loudly. strenuousy,,
answered Durrant. Make this statement
for me, please. will not faltcr at the end.
win die bravcly. knowing I an, going to
ii better world. thank God my hands are
clean. not stained with blood, but the far
name OF California will stand stained with
crime that can never be wiped out--
the blood OF an innocent man. Good bye.'
San Quentin Prison. Cal. JANUARY g.
On the eve of the execution Of Theodore
Durrant the only indications Of the final
scene OF his life's tragedy are In the pres
enoe of the grim gallows near the con-
demned cell. and of the unusual number OF
civilians who are to witness the hangins
tomorrow morning. DurIant passed. tuuaS'
as he has spent most OF his DAYS iateiy.
reading his Bible. praying and pacine W
and fro across the condemned cell. Chap-
lain brahms administered spiritual conso-
laticn this morning. the prisoner lolninS
him In prayer. Everything is In readiness
for the carrying out of the sentence iour
times imposed on the murderer of Blanche
Lamont and Minnie Williams.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
wife nent.r,s New rro,,,,,..

New FORK, January 3. j Ratclln,
the actor recently convicted Of wife bea,
ing aud sentenced to six iaoaths' imprison-
mrnt. was today granted writ Of reason
able doubt nv Judge piokey In the supreme
court brooklyn, lic WAS released III s2b0O
bail.
warrant charainr gatclin with ueriury
was secured today. II WAS alleged that he
had committed this offensc In sw,asiup ~,
MS trial for assaultina his wife that no
had not been married previously. Assist
ant District ATTORNEY LLOYD alleged that
ne mad rablegrams from London showing
lhat Ratclin has married Caroline Raven.
hill several years ago,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
New Orleans Entries.

Six furlongs. seiling-Mamic Callan. Ban
fields, Aauarela 10, Oldham. oakleaf III
Belle o. Fordham. May Ashley, Miss Roweti
lis, Cyclone, Halton. Albert Vale 10, Ever.
est 100.
One mile, selling-Balance All 9S, Wehima,
Bertha Nell, Allie b. 9s. Voutantc 1903. Percy
r. 1G5, Tabouret, Forbearance 1906 Seaport,
Wilson III.
Mile ard twenty yards seliing--Annie Teu-
ton 80. Anger, Briggs, Robert Bonner, Eu-
genia Blair a. Full Hand. Hot STUFF "a, Bapa-
late HE, Sound Sense Sprngtimc, Billy Me-
kcnzie 30, Imp Wolsey. Loyalty 1D4. Swords
man ITO. Lobengula lilo.
Six and a half furlongs, handicap Solution,
Marie c.. Brother Fred 90 Bill Arnett Of, Sc
dan 49, Dave 5. "a, Al Lone %, Sligo, DAVID
lilo, Hugh Penny ll3.
Six furlongs- Belle of Memphis. Saratoga,
Nj; Petite, Queen Nab. Monfeece los, Wig
gins, Mr.. Eastin, Dazzle. Flop, Tole SIM
mems, Forbush l07 scrivcner, VIII Glenn,
Gypciever, Dresser no.
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SUFFERING IN cuBA.
S""rcx Has Found Thousands IN
Need of Relief

havana, January g. Consul General Lea
ras received reports from Havsnl province
ION eehetai suarez saying that. accord
ing 10 his investigations, there were en- /.
'o'ied IN this city up 10 las, night sal
women and 1885, children, who have teen
a'tetued b, the various charltabls associa.
IONS IN aidi'ion TO $50 families. Including
20 persons, who have had relief through
other channels. He asserts thai these ara
eniy pnrtsnn Of the victims of The ,,olicv
OF concentration" ''''es
500 brRon, Soyernor OF Havana. and
.onsui General Lee have appointed a cam
r p OF wei known men and soldiers
,. v..,na ana Niliozola and others 10 dis
1919 .nn Pr,visicns and other relief re-
me Marquis EStahan has been aupo.nted
mayor of Havana ''''s'
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DuRRANf IS PREPARED.
says He is Rendy to Meet IA.
Maker.

says TIE ~ Nendy to Meet Hts
Maker.
san Quentin Cal, January 6.--At tho re-
quest OF Theodore Durtant, an Associated
Press correspondent was brought tonight
10 the cage-like structure surrounded bv a
ciese wire netting in which the condelnup5
man is confined His mother sat nm ma
side, eonyersing with him in wl.spsra
pnrsant looked well, but his eyes were rel
iram weordng and his lips were parchea
Inc failure today of the various moves IN
his behalf were referred 10.
IL was great surprise. but am mr..
parti Tor IT," replied Durraut.
How do You feely"
hopeful. buoy0nt and read- to meet NV
Maker" answered the condemned man. :,
Know the Lord is with me No one kpo,rx
wat faith Is Until II is tried am pojr,.
10 Judge who has never co.pmlted y
wrong and who Gun not. Ny faith la,
been so strong that | have leea kent mn
ana VIII be sustained to the end"
ihen turning TO his mother ha sa,a
Mother, ! have come TO the concIn sior
thar II needs the soul to know God Ana
you may say that 10 the world,' no aaaad
a sudden thought seemed to strike mr.
rant, for he added In a very difierent frs,,.
Inc other tones. II have had Offers ~ ~.
p.unera,ion Tor a talk with me from the
East 4 nave had three or four kilograms" |
nterrupted his mother
10 oner OF compensation having been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07

tylso q Gain Legal Claim to
Fort Arthur.
GERMANS GROWING OVER ENGLAND.
II May Develop, However, Tint
William Made IA Mistake In
scisins the Port ne Did.

London, January s.--According to spe-
cial dispatch from Shanghai. Russia Is
cndeavorinG TO obtain terms similar to
those gained BY Germany for the occupa-
tion OF Port Arthur and the Kiao Tung
peninsula from a point north of fallen
Wan. 1t Is believed the altitude OF Eng
land and Japan VIII frustratc her design.
Tho Hong Kong correspondent OF the Daily
Chronicle says: THE Russian occupation
of Port Arthur completely blocks the en-
trance to Pesin and II is imperative that
the court should be transferred TO Nank!n."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
REFORM OF The CUPl
The Commissions Measurs
ducsd into Cosgrsss.
REED REFERS IT TO CONN
Recommendations or None -.
mission Embodicd--Gs : ! ,,1s'l
Note Fund Clause.

| Washington. January 6.--Repr1u1s,
oytrstreet introduced in the hons Z;
comprehensive bill for carrying -
Ilpian of the monetary commiss y
reform of the currency. The bin, u
ferred By Speaker Reed to the 80
on banking and currency.
Chairman Walker has ARRANGED II
an carly hearing to Senator Edmu11
chairman of the commission. and y
TO ether members.
The bill contains forty seven ~
and embodies every feature Of ia,
mendaiions of the commission. MT
lier portion relating to the maints.s
the gold STANDARD. creation of a M
issue and redemption, and the gn46,
tirement of legal tender notes. ID ~,
in the bill i'll almost the same -
as In the report. Tbs banking feafe&
more elaborate and carefully ar
character of the guaranty fund foffs
teclion of notes OF issue upon arr
the manner OF redeeming notes d
banks. The section dealing with "
anty fund is as 1oiiows:
Section 2. lhat every National T.
association shall at all times Keep Ell
on deposit with the division OF issues1
aemption tor the purposes haru1
specified, a sum of gold equal 10
eentum of Its outstanding crct
Amounts so kept on deposit shall
tute a fund to be known as the banli
guaranty fund which fund shall n
Tor the following purpose and for ne(N
namely Whenever the comptrollef
currency shall have become satih&|
protest of waiver and admissions ~
in section 25.566 by the report promo
in section 1927 of the Revised StatE
the United States, that any aseocIauri
refused to pay its circulating notes
mand, he shall direct the redempi
such notes from the hank note su
fund aforesaid and such notes shall
upon be so redeemed. After the ~
any National banding association
deem it's notes shall have been thus
tanned, the bonds deposited with III
urer of the United States shall be-
pioNAueu ny law dlia Tie pTOceS8
sale shall be paid into the bank not
anty fund. The comptroller Of II
rency shall. forthwith collect Tor tM
lit of the fund from the assets OF tn
and from the stockholders thereof, ID
ing to their liability as declared
act, such sum as with tia rank
in the bank note guaranty fund shs4
The amount of its circulating Gotaj
standing, and for this purpose the
States shall. on behalf of the bail
guaranty fund, have paramount lid
all assets of the association and such
shall be made good out OF such al
preference to any and all other
Whatever except necessary costs d
lenses OF administering same."
me next section provides: "Tha
ever the comptroller OF the cur.enN
ascertain what difference, II any.
lween the aggregate collections ID
benefit of the bank note guarantyt
he case OF any failed bank and the
u Its outstanding notes redeemed
'e redeemed from said fund. he al
sess such deficiency upon all N
ranks in proportion to their note
LANDING at the time Of the failure 4
ank" $500
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Wind Germnn. Ucls.

London, January 7.The -rlmea says this
morning that il understands the term OF
Germany's lease of Kino Chal 10 be ninety
nine years instead OF fltty.
a dispatch to the Times from pe,in.
duted Thursday, says; unler The agree
meat between Baron Henking, German am
bansado- 10 China. ono irinee Kung, prea
idont of the Sun Ii inmen. Germany VIII
ray nominal annual rental for Kino
Cfau. She acquires the right TO begin
forthwith the construction OF fortified
coaiing station and dock. The belief IN
an early occupation OF ljai Nan island Is
general here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
EVANS JON IN DANGER.
Bliss Alleged to Have Dc&
Against the Cnrn,nt.siona.

AeSeu 10 Have Detl1
Against the Commissions.
Washington, January ga gent3
who should be excellent authcrity;5
the statement that the tenure of ca
sioner Evans of the pension office Vi
very snort, as his resignation hal
requested, or Will be within day 01
lhe outbreaks of Evans have been M
Ter FOR cabinet discussion.
Secretary Bliss is said TO have IA
that he could net endure the conjs
the commissioner. and the president
with Bliss that something must "
10 put stop TO the loquacity OF .k
Desseean. In retaliation for this,
has remarked 20 friends without 81,
ervation that he doesn't care cont
for either the secretary or the pfa3
and that he will talk as much
pleases.
Some very influential attorneys
large pension business are workln
and day to GUST the commissioning
count OF his sweeping denuncl1t
them. and claim they have an ~
that Evans will be made TO ~
plank
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AN ALLIANCE ASSERTED.
england mud Jnpnn Said to Have
Formed q Noinbiue.

'orhteu Nbhbthe
London, January I.--tccor,ling to a dla-
Patch from Shanghai The eS,stonce Of TN
ANGLO -laraneso alliance is openB asserted
there in well Informed ouar,crs. tho ALI
ance being to malntala the status quo in
China and Korea and 10 declare the indie
pendence Of Korea under join. guarantee
Of England, Russia AMI Japan
The Daily Graphic publishes dispatch
from Baron Hayashl Tadasou. Japanese
ambassador 10 Russia, TO the Japnress gov
ernment, intimating on the authority OF
tho German Ambassador at S. Petersburg,
Prince Won itodo'n that no understanding
existed between Germany AM Russin With
reference 10 the occupation Of i>iao Chuu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
a.rmnn.'s Uonc,liatory rone.

Berlin, January 6The North German
Gazette, In semi official article, says.
The development OF affairs in East Asia
y becoming more tranquil Tension was
caused by the political antagonism OF
Great Britain and Russia. but tho political
eFfagonism now appears an economic ono
whirh. however, should be arranged With
little difficulty There is no reason why
one State should exclusively undertake tia
Chinese loan. Prudent considerations sug.
geFt the aftyisabillty OF an international
AGreemoni 1',.o''''"'