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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

WILL NOT LISTEN TO THE BIMETALLIS
The Currency Reform " Commission Refuses to Hen
eral Warner and Chairman Towne.

Washington, 2oThe currency hearing before Don
tinued today,
o'clock The inquiry Mr. Fairchid
which
be
feeling has been aroused by determination of the
hear President Warner of the Bmetalc
bill assumed responsibility for it. Mr. the
this equivalent declining
banking BILL but resist
it important
grant hearing Towne,
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Finding In the stubb. co..

Lynchburg, Va, January 20.--The ad,
visory council of the Grand Camp Con.
federate Veterans of Virginia met here
today at noon to consider the Stubs case
after considerable debate the following
resolution was adopted by vote OF 81
to 10:
Resolved, That we, the council. fnd
upon examination of evidence before us
mat Commander Stubs has not been
guii.y OF receiving a bride, but We
do find that he should no lonyar ~
IN command of the Gnand Camp or /,
member OF the history committee ~
tho Grand Camp.
General Henry. stubbs' counsel. said i,
an interview that he would advise Co,an =, =,
s'uops to accept the decision as anai. maj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
Hawaiian Treaty Amendment.

Washington, January Ex-senator Baker
yesterday in the executive session of the
senate offered an amendment to the Ha-
waiian annexation treaty providing for
the submssior the treaty to a popular
vote of the citizens OF Hawaii and making
its annexation by this government depend
upon its acceptance by the Hawaiian peo
pie. The terms of the amendment ex
cluded Japanese and Chinese from partici-
pating in the proposed election 1t is not
believed the amendment will be accepted
by the friends of the treaty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

sional districts a. q,
duced In the legislsts
ment. The purpose ~ -
a 10, ! Grcsvenor
2 put a democrat In his ~
Grosyenor. however, c,s;.s! \,
me district as rearrsnsss
of the direct resuits 4
combine. 9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
PORT ARTHUR CANAL.


w '@V' " '7'"'
yey of 1t.
Washington, January Ex-senator Mills.
from the committee on commerce, today
reported the joint resolution to provide for
the examination and survey of water
route from the northern end of the Port
Arthur ship canal at or near Port Arthur
to deep water in the mouth of the Neches
river and from thence to deep water at the
mouth of Sabine river. Resolution was
read the first aud second time by unani
nous consent ard was considered by the
senate as in committee of the whole No
amendment was offered. II was then re-
ported to the senate and now goes on the
calendar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
~ B,lNK EXAMINERS.
frohihtted Making Private Report,
tor National Banks.

Tor >utional Banks.
Washington, January 20.--Mr, Charles q.
Dawes. the comptroller OF the currency has
issued the following circular TO all National
banks and bank examiners:
IT has come TO my attention that n m.
been the custom OF some bank examiners:
70 accept employment and compensation
therefor IN making extra EXAMINATIONS and
reports of the condition OF National banks
assigned them for regular examination
use OF the bank and not for this office
Notice is hereby given that hereafter
examiners VIII not be allowed 10 accent
employment from National banks In making
extra examinations for private use OF such
Mt baWes SAID he had heard OF no in
part Of examiners, but believed Il MAS
administration. " so''
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DEADLock n ~,


chanse Of Only i've ". /;
N..,.,,, teen nAIis'. \
Nashville, Tenn, Janus,s Z
cratic legislative caucu. NJ 4
party candidate for tho ,,,,..! |!
ate. met again at s o.s,c.s 4
nominate. The first balm, u
81; Turley, s2; Taylor. y
Fourteen ballots Won. v.
which McMillin lost two 81 !
two votes. Turley lo., ~, -, !
two and Taylor's yote ~ I
The last ballot stood, IN.
ley, 80; Taylor, 10. Ar 1914
was present and Interest < s -
increasing. The caucus ~
tomorrow. The persistenr,s ~
supporters of each candiss,4 W.. .al|'
choice causes the growi,s !, :!
prolonged deadlock is ims'.s.!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
PRIMARY REFORM.

N"ti"nni Conference in New Yurl
Discusses the Subject.
new YORK, January 2O.--The opening Of
Inc National conference on practical re-
form OF primary elections occurred today In
'he rooms OF the New York board OF trade
ana transportation. Colonel John G. CAL
noun OF Arkansas was appointed temporary
chairman OF the conference. He spoke AT
some length of the benefits of the Ameri-
. .nn people now threatened by q concentra-
eon oi power and dwelt on the necessity
OF non partisanship in the movement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
KURTz RErLiEs 10 GRosvENoR

says the Congressman Has a. Record
of Party Treachcry.
Columbus, Ohio, January 20. Charles L.
Kurtz, when asked for an expression Oh
the attacks made upon him by Senator
Hanna, Congressman Grosvenor and Chair
man Daugherty, dictated the following:
ut i'll becomes one having the tortuous
political record of party infldelity that Mr..
Hanna possesses to plead the cause of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

Washington, January 20.-United States
Minister Rockhill at Athens has forwarded
TO the department of state an appeal of the
Society OF Greek Women for the return of
fugitive Thessalians to their homes Tie
appeal is directed to the American people.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
Nominations.

washington. January 2O.--The president
today sent the following nominations TO
the senate:
Frank Mccord of Ohio, collector of in
ternai revenue for the Eighteenth district
New Hampshire, at saltillo. Mexico, R,b-
err butler Malone OF Virginia. at Nueyo
Laredo Mexico; Robert S. Bergh of North
dakota, at Gothenburg. Sweden; Gabriel
Syria
70 DC indian agents--George II Bngen-
heilner OF North Dakota, at Standing Rock
Dakota. at Crow Creek Agency 1 Il
10 Get Rid ut Grosvcm"r.
columbus, Ohio, January Ex-senator
Foulk's bill In parrvnaa.s A. =
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FIsHERIEs Coscn.,
Delegates Present -.
and Forcirn Sssss..

and Foreign Csss,s
Tampa, Fla. January b, en-
fisheries congress was CAM h
il;so this morning by otai
who, as mayor Of the city z
cred an address Of welcou N
surance that the presencs !, Z l
was appreciated.
When the congress conven,d ].
casino was packed with an Inn.
of people, representing nearly !,
of the Union and several fore,n .
The committee on permansst ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

Cincinnati. Ohio, January
thirty four one hundredths ~. M
measurement of the raintsi! = =
here last evening and endeo q.
AT 10 o'clock tonight the rllu n 1
and 8 inches and stationau;;e n III
the maximum ut tonignt, ~ II
inches. Since then il has ~ Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

TO CURE A COLD y p
Take Laxative Bromo QUINN.
druggists refund the money NJ
cure; 25c. The genuine ~
each tablet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

Mr. Vest then spoke in support OF the
resolution. saying he had no desire at this
Time TO thresh over the old straw OF the
financial discussion, but hoped to be able
10 CAL the senaie's attention to some rea :
sens why the pending resolution should
be agreed to by the senate. He said that
twenty years had passed since the Stanley
Matthews resolution was first put on The
statute books, but he believed ttat there
was nov reason why this should be raiter-
ated and the declarations contained there
IN DO repeated.
re maintained that IL the resolutions
we're originally correct and proper thew
are correct now.
They do not in any sense, said Mr.
Vest Involve either population or dis.
honor es'
The senator maintained that the issue IN
,vclying the consideration OF the resolution
had been thrust on the senate BY the adj
ministratton. and senator's were roquesfe1
either TO remain silent and by their silence
give tacit assent to The recent Declarations
OF the secretary az the treasury IN favor
81 a gold standard. thtse declarations he
ing evidently Endorsed by the president. or
else to reatfirm the Stanley Matthews re.
oiu'ion which had been passed by the SEN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
WASHINGTON NOTES

Washington, January 90 Especial. "A
new postofiice was established today at
Bridge Valley, Fayette county, Anton Leg
Ter, postmaster
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

Tho Caffery bill known as the National
quarantine bill, which was taken up and
lavorably reported with Il number Of inn
material amendments by the senate COM
mittee on public health few days ago.
was reported to the senate yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

The Lake Charles Rice Milling company
has addressed communication TO the
treasury depart nent, in which it advises
tnat Y has contracted for several carloads
W Salt t.se lles IN the rough, which II
proposes TO use for seed purposes in south
west Louisiana.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

Charles Davis Jr,, has been appointed
attendant in the custom house at El Paso.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

Since 1t has become public that the PEN
sion office force is to be reduced by 100.
the clerks hive braced up and are working
diligently
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

The bureau of animal industry believes
that cures for cattle ticks and blackleg
have been found
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

The senate committee on public health
and quarantine considered the WalthoIl
resolution, providing for the removal OF
the quarantine station from Ship Island TO
some more remote point on the gulf. 1t
was finally decided to modify the resolu-
tion so rs to provide for an Investigation
OF the matter by subcommittee OF the
senate committee on public health and
quarantine, and as modified 1t was re-
ported favorably
Pensions. issue of January 4, for Texas.
orleinal-John Leavtt, Paris, SIS. Original
widows, etc,--sarah Hall. stephenyi,le. IS.
Mexican war widows Martha j. Sullivan.
Cadlz. S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

.oianpus' Ohio January aQ.- Senator
r0u'A's bill TO serrymauder the congress.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-18
3nIammrutritt Der Snbnitrir Gnm=
miiIiuu.
@inleitenbe 8er6anblungen. : 9orz
tGufig psroen Die @eIdGfte bei 9e=
f6loKenen Sbiiren gefii6rt.

gBaf6in9ton, .. g., II. Oft.
= Die in Der leBten GongreBiiBung
ernannte, aus flint Senutorsn, flint
3eprGientonten unb naun 9ripatperz
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lion, peI6e ii6er MaBregeln Sur 8eiz
ferung Der Sage Der amerifaniF6en
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bier 3uIdmmen. Die Senatoren in
Der GommiiIton iinb bic $50. 8Dle,
Benrois, Mantls, 4&alorD unb 9az
mel, Die 3eprdientanten $50. 8arbz
ner, Qorimer, Stien, 2ipingIton unb
8eQ; Die 6erren aus Dem gribotleben
limb: u. 6. 6drris bon Sbio, g. 81.
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Smpt6e bon Siib Carolina, 6. g.
Gonger BON Wtdigan, 3. %. 9biQips
Don 4enniplDonien, 5. %. 6arqu6ar
ppn Buffalo, 6. s. 6arris BON giproz
Carolina uno 90. .. Gat9forb Don
SnOiana.
yer SeBtere tlt Prd1toent Der Unit
teb Wtine Worters Union" 6r. Serz
geant, PrdIibent Der nGiIenbabnbeiz
3sr@llniOn," bat bic Grnennung gum
MitglieO Der GommiIiion o6gelebnt.
Die beuttgen 8er6anOlungan be-
I6rdntten iiA auf bic @rnennung BON
Gomite'n unD cine aQgemeins 8eIprez
dung Der gu beoba6tenben 8eI6Gftsz
met6oben. @orIdufi9 perben Die Ser
6anDlungen nit Aus76luB Der Def
fentli6teit gefiibrt. ulein ipdter ioQ
bos 9u6lifum 3utritt erhalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-18
Sllnrr nnh Or. Sraman.

8of6ington n, 3. g., II. Oft.
= 8rieqsIetretdr 2llger purbe be-
frQQt, ob es Die 2l6ii3t beS 0epartez
ments lei, ofFi3ieQ negen Der 2lusIaz
gen Der Or. Seman, pelher Maior5=
rang fat, DOR Der llnterfu6ung5zGomz
million Dor3uge6en.
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entItisben berItanoen piiien, boB jez
Der ein3elne Offi3ier ooer Mann in
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a6tungen pGhrenb bes 8rieges barrie
gen fam, o6ne audi nur bic geringiten
5olgen fiir4ten gu miifen. 60 lan9e
i6 Sriegs1etretdr bin, ion g2iemano
Darunter leiDen, Denn er iagt. mas iets
ner 2(nii6t na3 pa6r lit. 8or 2luem
folen Die 3eugen, tpelhe bor Der I'm
terIu6ung5 : @ommiiiipn erI6einen,
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ben. Die @ommiIIion unb ba8 2anb
perlangen bic Sbatia6en, uno um bic
Ie gu b0ren, tpirb tein 6emmniB in
4npenoung fommen. gDtr 2tue BADEN
oos glei6e Snterefe baran, baB bic
6H6rung oe5 &riege5 in ba5 tlarIte
Qi6t geitellt peroe, uno Der Stang ober
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muIterten Nfanne5 obar zines Sffi3iers
pirO niGt i'm 9eringiten our6 Iein
3eugniB ober foritige 8eibiiIfe, pel6e
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tangirt. Bir pollen nit Der Cont
million uno nit ben 8eugen in 6eitem
Sreu' unb 8lauben banoeln. 9eutz
li6er tann i4 mid ni4t ausoriiden."
Die QIger Gommifiion
auf Retien.
SudfonbilIe, SIa., II. Sft.-
Die 2(lger MetBbrennerei Commit
iion fam beute auf einem Grtra3uge
brett aus 8uI6ington bier an. sic
nirb 5uerit Camp Guba 2ibre infpiz
riren unO Ii9 bann in Su6zGomite'n
3ertbeilen, tpel6e bic Eager gu Samz
pa, 6ernanbina unb unberspo iniptz
5iren unO nothpenbigen Sales 3eHgen
bort pernehmen fpllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-18
Or. NRcSinltp.
Der 2srdltoent in GGicasO.
Surmellc 8crlcibnn9 Der GSiirSc ct=
mes 3oftprS ccr 3ccbte Smrdl Die
Gbica9Dcr ltnineriitat.
3uIammentritt Der oSnbuItrie Com:

3uIammentritt Der SnbuItrie Com
milton in 8oi6ington. = Diff
3iersz3sugniB DOR Der 2tlgerzllnz
terIu6ungs GommiITiOn. = Der
GorpsgeiIt ais 9inOerniB. = Sc
neral 8redinrioge liefert Elm frapz
pantes 8eiIpiel oafiir. - Den Sc
neral Nils8 unb feline NuSIagen
t0nnsn Die 9erren Gommifdre
niat 6rau6en. = g2ur etne @onz
greB llnterIu6ung fam &larReit
i6afFsn. : N}uior Suder's unanz
gene6mes Reucontre nit einem
5Otelier.
G6tcagO, II. Oftober. : Souz
ienoe BON 5toggen IinO beute ouf alien
StraBen entFaltet, unb ielbIt nGbrenb
Der eltausItelung mar tein grDBeres
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pie geqenpGrtig. Inter ben f6on in
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ouau ge60rigen SaIur iiberrei4t tpurz
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am @6enb nd6m er 2(nt6eil an einem
i'm gu G6ren oon 6rn. Sarper gegez
benen 8anfstt i'm n2lubitorium : 9Oz
tel.
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gen elm, unb man belt es fir gerathen,
bic auf beute 2(6enb an6eraumte pa
rabe bis morgen gu perI4ieben.
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ben umgene6t unO Orei 9erionen our4
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7Slaqgen uno Mimpeln nurbsn 0ur6
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6ogen peroen f6psrlih neil aufgebaut
peroen. Der StraBenbd6nperteRr mar
our6 bic Srummer eine 3eitlang gez
Tnorrt
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Ser Gorpssciit in der glrmrr.
Gine &rd6s hadt Der anoeren Die 2(uz
gen ni6t aus. = Warum 9aneral
M&iles ni6t DOr bic 2llgsr gomz

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= 8eneral oSnfpettor 8redinriOde
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i6er eintge interefante S6utia4en in
8e3ug auf Die tritif6en Sage Dor
Santiago. 2trfangs Suli, erpG6nt;
S5atIaaen, pelds fir 8eneral S6afz
ter penig erfreuli6 iein muBten. Die
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gen gefunDen, ME ous ia ertlGrli9 lit.
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gommiTIion 3u erI4einen. Gr Bate
Der Grfte Tein iplIen. glber man bat
DorerTt 3eugen pOrgerufen uno geiaIft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-18

8urts, IT. Ofto6er. = 5eute i'm
frun5DiH6en Ul1rine gtiniiterium
singe3ogens GrtunOigungen 6eitdti8en
bic glngdben elmer i'm rSoteil" Der0fz
fentli6ten Oepeife aus Soulon. !aut
nel6er 8icez2lomiral 5ournIer, mel
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niiter 2odrob in 3unis befinoet, foz
fort na6 5oulon 3urIdtehren pirb,
mo- 9efebl ertbeiIt porben lit, Die Ponz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-18

Sudsr babe eine 3ru4t 9riigel fir
isin @eueblnen peroient, uno er lei bea
reit. ifm 0ieiel6e 3u Oeru6rei6en.
5Frult QoQun nlinihte, odB ibr
ShpiegerTo6n na6 BaI6jngton per-
IeBt neroe, a6er 8enerdL : 3dbImeiIter
Stantpn lisB ii6 nift oarauf Elm,
fonDern fat i6m G5icago ais Poitcn
11rnpTripfsr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-18

2tus Dien piro gemeloet, baB &aiz
Ter 6ran3 Soiep6 bic i'm g}adlaB Der
&uiierin porqefunoenen 6etne 8rtefe,
Die ieire 8emdbIin emit pon 6rau
Gmbpen in 6am6urg, elmer 8erndnoz
ten 9sinrid 5eine's, 8eI6entt erAjelt,
nit einem eiQenbdnOigen 9antI6reiz
ben Der freunbli6en @eberin pi2ber
3uriif erItattet fat. Dem S6reiben
mar bic IeBte 8botograp6ie, Die BON
Der &aiierin duf Dem Sootenbette aufz
9enommen purDe, beigefiigt.
Die 3oIe, pel6e Die 8aiierin duf
Dem 5ooten6ette in Der 9ano 6ielt,
6dngt eingsra6mt ii6er Dem S6rei6=
tide oe5 &aiiers.
Sn 8uBlanb un0 5rUntz
reid gefGllt bic Orientz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-18

EusrIti, tDjs bcftio 0ou qud,mo bic S5muJtH aH&
itju m.gcu, Die Der init Nbtumstjsmus &t5afttfEg
kcttlGgtrise &u0alloe, 9erlriigpt.tt. Yerusue, an
HtIrolaic GtiDtaCs ootE fgaHg EGruisstrItgtnsa
au55uiebtU bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-18
reiie nj 6 I

Der o9ornGrt8" nil piiien, DdB
man niht nur in 6ranfretb Die pa
lditinufa6rt bes peutIAen &aiiers nit
Iteelen QluQen Qnie6e, ionOern 0uB
uu6 Die 6o6er 4rsfe RuBIurO'5 gu
Den @egnern berIelben ge60ren. 0a=
fer Iube man uuerbunD 8efa6ren, be-
nen Das Gaiierpudr dusgeieBt iein
t0nnte, an bic 8anO gu maIen. SSn
Dieie &ategorte geb0re aud Die in Qles
ranoria angeblih erfolgte Gntoedung
zines 2tttentuts Gomplot5 gegan Den
8aiIer. 2llardnbriu lei, fiigt Der
g8orpGrts" bin3u, Elm interndtionaIes
SpiBelntit, nit Dem in56sion0sre Der
6erI6tiqte 2onooner SpiBel W(elDills
8er6inoungen urterbalte. 8On bort
aus pUroen Die ieniationeuIten 8ez
ri6te in Die 8alt 9eieBt, pel6e ruS
mentliA i'm 2onooner nStanbarO"
2lufno6me fdn0en, Der Ntelpile Diez
Der6olt ais Organ ge0ient babe.
QIlerlei aus 9euti 6 ian D,
Syn Berlin 1T Der 8inter einge3Oz
qen. 9aitern 6at IS bereits ben etiten
Shnee gege6en.
Die 5taatsannulti6aft in 2la6en
Bat binter ben 8erlirer 2tr3t Sobanne5
2GuI6, nel6er nah 8eriibung Der>
I6ieoener 9etriiqereien geflii6tit lit,
einen Stedbrief erlaiIen.
Syn 2eip3tg iou eine 8ismdrdz2ttez
ratur 2tusIteuung itattfinoen, Die
354 0erte unD 263 8il0ni6e umfais
len pirb.
Bon Der 9oli3ei in 9rog purOe Der
2tndr6tftsnzGlub n2turora" uufgel0it.
3pei U}itglieper beB Glubs purOen
per6aftet urD naA Der S6nei3 oabgez
i6o6en", ourunter Der 6etannte Omar
dit 8reoe.
Sener 6eo6rfetgte 81 Al 0 T,
% al 6in9ton, ,. g., II. DIT.
= Dor einigen Sagen purOe gemelOet,
oaB iih Elm Sfa5soFfi3ier in 2ttlanta,
Ga, bon einem 6OteIpirtb babe Obrz
feigen laRen, o6ne Ii6 gu reDan6iren,
un0 o6ne ii6er6uupt netter 9loti3 baz
Don gu ne6men. 9u jeBt tein 8e6eimz
nib betreffs Der SOentttdt oieIes Diff
3isr5 berrf6t, 10 mag aud bier iein
g}ame erpdhnt perDen; es lit Der
3a6lmeiiterzWaior 8iQiam 6,Suder,
56niegerio6n 6es peritorbenen @enez
rails, Senators unb 8ice&BrdIioantz
ftafts Ganbioaten So6n u. 2ogan.
Maior 9utar giebt eine 5iemlid ges
nunoene GrtlGrunq pon Der Qffuirs.
Gr 6ebauptet, Der 6otelnirtb babe ibn
ni6t geobrfeigt, ionoern nur na6 ibm
Qei6lugen, oGne i'm gu treffen; oa er
(5uder) in 8egleitung BON 0amen ga@
peien, babe er feline Scene mahen mol
len. Gr lei nod einen Sag i'm 9otel
qe6lie6en, babe feline Re6nurg be3dblt
uno lei Donn q6gereiIt. Mie feine &az
merdben bic 8ei6iate aufgefaBt bas
ben, er6eQt aus folgenbem tleinen 8Or>
faQ: 2lls Iid6 W1aior Suder auf Dem
8d6n6ofe pon Qtlanta befano, fam
ibm elm unberer Sffi3ier na6. erIuhte
i'm, nit auf einen einidmen BloB in
Der Ndbe bts 8abn6ofes 81 tonRnen
uno bort feline Uniform aus3u5ieben;
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D9r." 9}ancp's Sail abera
mnIs berf d 0 5 en-.

2onDpn, II. Sttober. = Sm
8OpItraBenzqo qoIi3eigeridt purOe Reu@
te .0r." 9ancD @uilforb, Die 6ebam@
me BON Bridgeport. beren 2tusIieferung
on bic amerifaniI6en @eri6te tpegen
W2oroes i'm 8peiten 9raOe, began8en
an Der unglufli6en emma Sill bon
Sput6ington, Conn.,. beantrugt 1T,
Dor Die S6runten ge6radt, a6er aut
peine neitere @o6e in's 9efdngniB 3u=
riidqeIunDt, ,ba bic n0tbiger0otumente,
auf @runb beren ibre 2luslieferung
Derfiiqt lperben fann. nod ni4t aus
2lmerita singetrpffen itnb.
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y QO TO q D. F.
WV NiQc1l.
stcts 3uperlaiIig, rein Oegetabilii9.

9onndnoig gsibmadIos, elegant lbuIud;rt abs
Flbrsnb GequlireuO, reiuIQeHo uUo trdt'i9cub.
Rabpap's 9illen bejcH ale St0ruHgsr Ots
Waaus llnttrlubts, Der Ritrtu Eait ntrotuis
Rruntbtttsu, SbptUOaaHiaQe, 9erfogiHng, 9amorH
rhpInfn-
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8erItn ben II. Sfto6er. -
8riinent6al, Der e6emalige 5attor
Der Rs8ierun8sOruterei, bat Selbitz
mOrO beQQngen. Gr mar ongetlagt,
8antnotsn BON iiber 100000 W&art
geito6len unD Darausgabt 3u baben.
8riinentbarS 0tebitG6le puroen i'm
sSanuar 1897 periibt. Gr 6utte, ou er
oes 0}orgen5 3uerit in Der 0ruderei
anlangte, bic SGIHiisI gu Dem 3imz
mer, in peldsm Die 9loten aufbeipabrt
puroen, in ieirem 8eIiB. g}a6 ieirer
@er6aftung leqte sr Elm 9eitdnOniB
ab unb t6eilte nit. mo er einen She'll
isine5 8aube5 o2rborgen bate. 9iele
9ddete 8antnoten purDen untsr
8rabiteinen in s8erliner 5rieo50fen
gefunben.