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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27
FORCE" BILL PASSED.
GOebeI Election Measure Adopted by
Kentucky Representatives.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 26-rhe Goebel
election bill was passed by the House to-
day with three or four votes To spare, but
after six hours finish of q three days
fight, almost unprecedented even in Ken
lucky legislative history. The bill will be
rushed to the Governor. who can keep it
ten days before returning it vetoed 1t
cannot reach him till Monday, when there
will remain but thirteen days of the session,
leaving only three days in which to pass
the measure over veto and in which to
put it in effect by the election of commits
sioners, etc. This can be possibly done
If enough votes to pass over veto can be
mustered in both houses, but the finish is
so close that the last days of the session
promise the liveliest tight since the late
senatorial contest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.--The House ju-
dietary committee has made a favorable re-
port on the Henderson bill concerning the
jurisdiction of United States Courts.
The House committee on patents has IA
vorably reported the Corliss bill extending
the trade mark privileges TO casks, bottles
and other receptacles.
China has at last been supplied with a
money order system, and the regulations
have been reported to the State Depart
ment by United States Minister DENLY, at
Picking.
To-day's statement of the condition of the
treasury shows: Available cash balance,
500, Ss4, $50; gold reserve. 1857. 476, POI.
Consul General Free h. Mason, at Frank
fort. has transmitted to the State Depart
ment a significant publication from one of
the leading German papers warning the
Agarians in that country against pressing
their warfare upon United States products,
and pointing out the stimulation of the beet
sugar industry in the States as one of the
most dangerous results of that policy.
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WILL SHOW A SURPLUS.
Forecast of the Treasury Statement,
to Be Issued ON Tuesday.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-The monthly
treasury statement, to be issued next Tues
day, will show a small surplus for the
month of February. The customs receipts
for the month up to to-day amount to
4,436 rs. a gain over the same period last
year of over sS,25OOOO. The receipts from
internal revenue show an increase Of about
$56400O The excess of expenditures over
receipts for the first year of the present adj
ministration. exclusive of Pacific Railroad
payments will be about $24,0O 900, as COM
pared with a deficit of about $47,O000O0 for
the first year of the last admins Stration. 1t
is expected by the treasury officials that the
receipts from customs for March will show
material increase over any previous
month during the year, and as there will be
small interest payments due, it IS believed
that the surplus for March will aggregate
S., OO0,0 00
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.--W. II. Durbn,
of Anderson Ind, Il member of the national
Republican committee left for home to-day.
Mr.. Durbin says he was here after a paper
contract with the Postoffice Department,
in Washington he allowed himself to be
drawn into conversation with influential Re-
publicans from Indiana as to his candidacy
for state treasurer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27
Princess Flour viz.

indianapolis. Ind, Feb. %, &C.
Blanton Milling Company:
have used your PRINCES" in my les
sens at the Propylaeum, for both bread and
cake. and it gave entire satisfaction. have
never handled finer winter wheat flour
than the PRINCESS" and for an all
round family flour ! desire nothing better
Yours truly. EMMA f. EWING,
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The Lattimer Tragedy rrial.

WILKESBARRE, Pa. Feb. 26-Al the
jurors in the case of Sheriff Martin and his
deputies, on trial for shooting strikers az
Lattimer were in good health again to-day
The prosecuting committee to-day issued an
appeal for funds for the further prosecu-
ton of the case. Superintendent Fred Ter
hey was put on the stand for cross-exami-
nation. The only new feature ELECTED was
that he told of the instructions given BY
Sheriff Martin to his deputies not to shoot
unless their lives were in danger.
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wilkie succeeds Haxen.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Mr. John E.
Wilkie, of Chicago, an operative in the Sc
cret service of the Treasury Department,
has been promoted to be chief of the bu-
reau, vice W. p. HaZen, who. has been
transferred and placed in charge of the
service at New York. Mr.. Wilkie was for
merly city editor of the Chicago Tribune,
and is we'll known personally to. Secretary
Gage and Assistant Secretary Vanderlip.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27

Special to the indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Feb. pa postoffice in
spector has been sent to Frankfort, Ind. to
look into charges of grave misconduct, pre-
ferred by a colored preacher of Lafayette,
against letter carrier at Frankfort The
preacher charges the carrier, who is a
white man, forty years old, and married,
with having wronged his (the preacher 81
daughter, who is described as twenty years
old, and as never having previously kept
cOTnnanVr
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SALAMANCA. Spain Feb. ga crowd
of about 5000 worlxmenI accompanied by
groups of women carrying flags, paraded
the streets to-day, shouting for work and
bread Many houses were stoned and the
railroad station was stormed and consid-
cradle wheat stolen. The authorities prom
Used to find work for the unemployed, and
ing order
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb 26.-After being
pronounced physically unfit for promotion
by one naval board; too sound to be retired
by another and physically qualified for pro-
motion by a third board Captain Henry
b. Robson, cOmmandant of the Ports
mouth. N. H, navy yard, has at last been
recommended to the President for promo
ton and will succeed to the vacancy in the
grade of commodore to be created by the
retirement this month of Admiral Selfridge.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27

PARIS, Feb. 26.-Georges Clemenceau and
NJ. Drumont, editor of the Libre Parole,
fought a duel this afternoon with pistols
at Pare au Princes. Six shots were ex-
changed without result The dispute was
brought about by an article on the lola
trial. published in the Libre Parole.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Representative
Bell of Colorado. introduced bill to-day
making it unlawful for any government Of
ficer or agent to exchange gold bars for
government may recon as many grains OF
fine gold in coin as is contained III the bars
II delivers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27
MAY Erect monument to Lafayette.

WASHINGTON, Feb. pa subcomnlit-
tee of the foreign affairs committee of the
House has reported favorably to the full
committee bill for the erection of mon
ument to the memory of Lafayette to cost
$3.50 900. The purpose of the bill is to create
a commission to Superintend the collection
of fund among the colleges and schools
of the United States to erect such a monu-
ment at Paris, to be dedicated during the
exposition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27
Irish Nuns cnming.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26.-Sixty young Irish
ladies', all of whom are postulates for the
Order of st. Joseph, at st. Louis, Mo-, have
embarked on board the Red Star line
steamer Pennand for Philadelphia. They
are escorted by Sister Mary Paul.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27
A Famous
WOman'S Opinion

The following is the opinion OF Mrs. En-
ma P. Ewing, one of the few famous lee
turers on Cookery in America, as the result
of actually using
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27
Scale for minors Miners,

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Feb. a6.-The state
miners convention and coal operators of
the state have agreed on Il scale of prices
for Illinois. The scale goes into effect April
j, and will be IN operation for one year.
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California
Through
Sunshine.

Wide Vestibuled Fast
Trains to Denver.
% per cent. sunshine
via the Burlington
Route through scenic
Colorado and Salt Lake
City to California.
Drawing room Sleep
ers, Chair Cars (seats
free) and Dining Cars,
a la carte service.
Perfect service via
Chicago or ST. Louis.
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American Standard
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29
ATAGlANcE COLUMN.

The imports Of corn at Liverpool the
past week from Atlantic ports were f,'@
quarters.
sixteen men on the Mars and her
two hafpca were Lost In Massachusetts
hay Sunday. Vessels foundcrcd.
FcrnnndeE DE Castro who has resigned
nH civil governor Of Havana province.
viii not retire from office Immediately.
Near Gloucester, Mass nine vessels
were lost In the blizzard, but nothing
could be learned as to the loss OF lives.
Yesterdays statement OF the condition
OF tho treasury HhowHi Available cash
balance, sssd,iua, a. gold reserve. $50 'oa,.
~.
Capt Perai yesterday morning returned
the usual official visit 81 the officers Of
the United States cruiser Topeka now at
Havana.
The members OF tho Cuban commission
who are In New York city have received
no word OF tho death OF General Maxine
Gomez.
Sugar planters In Santa Clara complain
because tho plans for the early with.
drawai OF the Spanish troops were
changed.
The crew Of tho schooner Ida. II II
thought. were all lost when the vessel
went ashore In Green bay, Wis. hatur-
day night
Owing to continued snow and cold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29

weather, the last three days OF the Lex
ington. Ky, race meeting nave been de-
clarcd on.
Mote than twenty other vessel OF con.
siderable size have been c..her ut.li Nsn
Haven. Mass.
a cable in the Pacific. according to Sem
ator Gear OF ava. becomes a commcf-
cial necessity In view OF the sure dcNci-
opment Of trade relations.
The statement IL made that Gen. Arc;
las NE military goyerno, 10y h ~, W., WI
continue In bis pinc. uh'i 'he uhi'eu
states assumes authority
Gen. nlanco's retirement and the rosE-
nation Of the nutonomiHt cabinet ~.
creasca the confusion IN Havana which
proceeds American control
The schooner Klttie, which belonged
sunk 'y nj Isavsr5ok Mnss. and il 10 be-
licvcd that tho crew persisted.
The IMPORTS OF wheat Into Liverpool
Tor the week from Atlantic ports were
sf.s0o quarters. from Pacific ports, mono,
from other ports. 1000 quarters.
Mr. Frederick stenrnes, q Detroit mil.
linunirp, has presented TO the university
~ Michigan hls unique collection OF mu.
steal Instruments. numbering nearly lep
pieces.
An invitation has been extended TO
President Mckinley to attend the cole
NFNNlnu OF Nlt rNllN. " WI fNNl'iANNAN
Revolution. "a be held at Detroit next
summer.
Tho United States supreme court yes.
tcfdny occupied It's rooms IN the capitol
FOR the fifst time since the IRE three
wcckn ago, the necessary repairs hhNihs
been made.
capt. Pike mud four members Of the
crew u the schooner Perry periahcd IN
Duehury. Mas. their vessel helms
wrecked. Nine members Of the crew wcrc
landed In safety.
In Trenton. n. j.. yesterday. nrtincs OF
incorporation ~ the otis Elevator com.
pnny were flied with the secretary ~
state The company has the authorized
capital Of tii.ooea.
An EFFORT will be- made by persons inter
catcd IN lake transportation a. have tho
Anglo-AmUricun commission take up tho
project u the canal for Joining the great
lakes and the Atlantic.
Judge brown OF tho United States
court, New York. has tcndoted q dcciH-
ion that rensfai nsairnm, nts made uns
der the state law ARE invalid. according
to the new bankruptcy law.
The Spanish ambassador 90 Italy has
protested to the Italian government that
the residence u Don Carlos IN Venice
has become a nest uf revolutionary MAJ
chinations against Spain.
The Iicrlng yea question has reached
such an advanced stare ~ the conaldera.
tion of the Anglo. American commission
that special meeting WIS held ycater.
day 10 hear the report OF the committee.
senator Hanna thinks the army should
be Increased TO in,en.
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n,r,v.. speech WIS Interpreted as an
, D"p",,t ~, ne court " Cessation 20
~ ar The production OF ihc petit
49,, sra otfier documepts In me Pie
,',.ss. r,,se. which the government
a,.'A,,,t imnedlagely produce. thus IN
Tirertiy leading TO a pos'ponemens OF
~, rcurt-nrirtlai. which the govern
ment mas refused to Erant unler du-
~" N was also held That she pre-
49, 49, admitted sra right OF the
LIZ, mont TO Intervene teglrding
-, znrl,r.len's action. but had only
..',..srsl f,,im fear mat Intervention
,-,,,id ne mi rintefprCted
,r,n ,,,,e In the chamber enables fhc
,.,t' nrcvfusitea to sing a song oi VIC
cory once che Dreyfusite demand was
Tor The government TO order ,he re
mart court martial postpohen. ~
sr,heiesa. the whole deDee setVed 10
49,. ,he ca,fsc of Drtyfus.
a. Dupuy'a speech IL admitted on al
....,s ~ have been niasicrpiecc NJ
s,',,ssr,,p.h, %. He I'd not deny that
,,a sr,ernu,cnt had power 90 lntcr-
yene viih Den. zurfnden. but ex-
niainsd that II would be better for the
eourt OF cessation 80 do 20. lie SAID
that fortnight ago the court on
CESSATION demanded the docnineht.
concsrninr she Picnuart anair. AZ thai
,i.ne for legal rcasUns he continued.
osiy COPIES had bcen given. Now,
however n the originals were demand.
ed by the court they would be placed
81 Rib5t. who was back q the de-
m1nd OF p0stponement. followed VI.
puppy. and although he siill COM
tended that the government ouHhi
not h allow Itself 70 be a passive In
atrumen: In Cen. Zugllndcn's hands.
he had, perf1rce. TO be conicnted with
NJ. DupuyH assurance.
Perhaps the most significant feature
OF she debate after VI. Poincarc'a revc-
iatl1n, which served 70 draw even
closer the bonds OF suspicion surround
Ing Gen. MERCER. II the changing atN-
tuds II the chamber toward VI. Cav
n,gnac. The la;ter's speech before the
period OF she Henry suicide was ac-
cepicd and pacaricd throushout the
country az proof OF she guilt Of ORGY
fus. Now, ne ~ received with The
howls OF the deputies when he at
tempta 20 Justify his at'iiudc.
TIE general belief Is that the cour,
OF CnEsatlon will now demand the Pic.
quart dossicr. thus delaying the court
martial.
Among the runors current thia
eveffng In one that 'ien. Zurlinden,
military governor OF Pa =. has already
resigned. There II also a report that
Col. picauart viii be released On ball
Slight demonstrations continued In
the streets M 10 midnight. but there
was nothing serous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
n,,..tish, Person, Killed and Badly Hurt 10
Hvana.
MAJORITY OF THEN ARE CHILDREN


-. "a hoy of powder or
Havana NV 81. ,,.,rrsn,
i.ox Of cartridges cNp'ou'" ~. =. a., :
oear the Rcin' "a'''s' ,,,' ,,,,.
inflhE '"''s ,ha avenue Infantl.
str uccurrep -" ~. =, p,t,a
,,tWsn the Santa cara anu
...,., Many boxes OF powder We're
d, a ntsyatc house. which also
fQt'u ~ -. ,nii Of Mauscr and
COS iined hNe ''Vssa. '.,,.,. handling
,,her cartridges. Tne c'rV'es7 ~.
-. 81 the boxes Of powder or OF one
81 N"- -. =, cartridges, caused the
o. the n'Nes
.xpiOsl0n. ......t,,.
The presence Of such iarEe "u',''''
known TO have been
OF w ia. ,,,,n .he artillery de-
hOurh' tes'"'' -, 49,. whore
rst-.n an out OF the way ~.
~ we're stored roof hish' has n''
."-t ,..,.d Most OF thpse en-
been sNf''---...,., an. cartrldrer. evil
pioycd IN emP's'"s ~ a.. ,,r,,,,t,e,
Afr,ly ;hSr only du'y on w. y,
t.,vs and girls under II years OF
Nel' -, ,,-,,.s the greatest pro-
sEe' ah" - .,,.,.
rifign of the Ne'Hhs' ,.- a.. .,,h
the employment OF cmln,"l !" 80
dangerous occupation ana ne ..,y.
90 N such a large qu'ntiy % ~ ~. a.
.ivs. within the city hmlts are py.m :"
',ntraysui.on OF the municipal fet"''-
isrs -, ..,,
whether there may nave pec" -,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29
rrne roo, Asp pRrsx
Poor Mans
tea is Sehiiline's Best. 1t
goes far and makes meat and
potatoes luxurious. >

Pacific force as not able 90 afrord even
a shadow OF resi~ftnce to she American
rlval force. Further On. he speaks Of
the war as at ass In sight. and aments
the incJmpiSfe state u the Spanish
vessels. But after all. ne says sh1s he
" glad the end IL comlrg. and Is pre-
pared to do his du,y. He n on record
as protecting against she idea ~ send
Ing fhe htle turpedo boss n1tllh 90
cuba, pointing ors shat 4 uival defeat
for Spain would rrecipfate the loss %
cuba. He speaks Of che surprise ana
ustDrsshment experienced by oil Of the
ofncerr OF his squadron on receiving
urders from Span % sail NON Cape
Verde for cuba. irasmuch as they had
united IN pointing out the condition Of
tho ships.
Says the admiral. "wsh an easy
conscience I 40 % the sacrifice. biti /
caunt Understand the decision, Of che
navy general officers against my opin-
fofu"
The lac. le'ser In the series II one
from Admiral vilnmil of ctrvera's
squadron. addressed directly 80 sirns-
n. pointing out that she sacrifice Of the
Spanish naval forces will be a. certain
as y Will h. useless ind frukiess for
the .erminutlon OF the war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29
SPANISH NAVY.
Admiral csr,.r. olives Ills view. Regard
lag the D-faset Marine Power.

w,shinEton, Nov. 2s.-The navy de-
fr,msut soday published throuEh she
,fls q naval intelligence. che Views
= Admiral ccrven regarding che
spanish navy IN the late wur."
caps. cl3Ycr. the chief Intelligence
lrcfr. explains thru this u a reprint OF
! pimblr Of letters published IN La
Epo,a = Madrid, on rhe 9TH OF the
fffteni month. THE lsserr are dated
nom before che war up 10 May 9th.
hey were WRITTEN by cervera In pt,1-
to- against spain rushing inao war In
ne fac ~ certain defeat. due 10 the
naval strength Of the United Staees.
ard the unprcparedness % the Spanish
navy.
csveta writes: II ask myself n II
\ flsht flr me 10 keep sllenT. and
ihrthy make myself an accomplish In
aiyufures which will surely cause the
tsal ruin " spain And Tor what
pafposef To defeid an Island which
sls ours, hus belongs 10 " no more
rc1ust even II We should ~ lose II
" rshi M the war ave have hos. }, In
we hcf, and with Il all wealth and an
'pfmuns number OF young mer. Vie
ilni " che chmafe AMI bullets In the
a'ieasc " what IL now no more than
a nmir,c idea.
Furthermore. believe that this
gbniun n mine should be known %
~ queen and by che whole council Of
nHi'efs' | have deemed II my duty
express my oplnioui 60 the
lNp'r authorities clearly anil wthoU,
s.ailnF about she bush. Now let orders
sven - me; will carry them ogt
~ etffgy ard decision, ! am ready
~ he worst"
mPs. Clover says Spain had neg
.sl her navy, aud Cervera shows
a was lnqrudent fur her O. ut
snpt var against q superior naval
tN,t lHkl.g up come ~ she vessels
nutall, N 4 hitter wrp3ien In Janu-
~, ~ shows how the Vlncnya carried
s'nuNe guns; how the Carlos V was
lahare because % back OF power; and
IN, ,he cefaluna. begun more dhah
- leats before, was still incomplete
~ then he predicted that cunglol
',u'l be disas,nus ~ spain
~ letter wri1scn In February the
salill speaka OF the Colon having ~.
80 " other vessels being defective,
a, lnahllky u the iieo. 10 coal al
b,,ss their being obliged 10 70 with
M =. 'A,slAa, ana hpllly their HAVING
s,ys "tl's ~ the American seas. II,
M ne, the elghi principal vessels on
IN, 1914 station ure worn out, and
spsn,,shs Mis fhlngs ms they are. thu
that - iulte, compared Will
plNl,s y, United States, IL In the pro
;i5bs VI one 10 three. In such oJndl
d. a campaign. he wrges. would i,
MI ,L,leaa u nai aa ofrer,,lye one' ant
nav ~, Nuld be done In an ofrenplv,
Nv 10y ~ he b make some raids with
emn,1gnlral poires 90 the futIlky o
s,ss. LUZ to blockade the Unite,
m nav yotNs, gnd asks how ,.he span
ain a s would repair. even should the,
he sSys, victory without resources
shat VIII, ~ would be foolish 90 den!
M ~ which may be glorioi,a I'M III
20 slss ~ ueteni which would cause u
manner we lshnds IN che worst po,slbl
"a s5ms omy IN ease we could coun
% ob,a Powerful ally. could We asplr
TIA san Husfaoaory result"
refers - ths spanlsl
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Col sshwar,ssopen Details the History Of
IN. preyfus Case To tho Emper"r.

psfNu. Nov. 2s.-ft " learned from
an authoritative source that Col
gshuariEkoptn, the former German
rlrary attlche a; Paris. WHILE sup
,1ns xi,h Emperor w,llam at Pots.
I'm on sunday. detailed the whole OF
N, inside history of the Dreyfua. Ester
May and Picduart cases TO MS
maisrty. who contempates taking rom'
t.on 10 the matter.
me Impefcal Chancellor. Prince
ussfs,ohr' the minister OF foreign
sna.ft. naron Won nuelow. ana Gen.
~ Hanke. the chief of the cmpcrnr's
muiafy cabinet. VIII be summoned TO
R,siim tbs week 81 discus the ad-
vtbNiv " an official German pro-
tsure.ment on the subject.
q " said that IN. emperor, dufihk
b fscrn; tour. converred with several
rsfiins about the Drcyfur case. ana "
Il aliei. that the new points winch ne
hi hard have prompted him To his
fffffrl action.
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[:I!llllI|3l!lI]|

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minutes
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ofrera a wider choice OF routes than
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It, Louis. Omaha. Kansas City and all
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Finest dining car service In tho world.
Dining cars operated on tho cafe plan,
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Tickets at Offices OF connecting lines.
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stst.-
Nsiii,
f occs
seen
acr
10 4
aivs