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Corbett Signs Articles.

CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-James j. Corbett
has signed articles calling Tor a fight
with Robert Fitzsimmons, which
George Considine of Detroit is conf.
dent he can pull of next summer. The
purse is $25, 600.
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Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured.

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DOLE Al WASHINGTON.

President Of the Hawaiian Il, publjc Is
Officially Received.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Prcsident
Dole of Hawaii arrived here at $50 p.
m, and in behalf Of the government
was welcomed to the national capital
by Secretary Sherman and Assistant
Secretary, Adee. Three platoons of
mounted police Were on hand to act as
an escort. There was no military dis
play. democratic simplicity being OBJ.
served at Mr.. Dolc's request.
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WI Employ No Americans.

TORONTO, Ont. Jan. 27.-The city
council has adopted u resolution that
no aliens, particularly the subjects of
the United States, shall be hereafter
employed on any civic work either II
be constructed or i'll process Of con.
struction.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Several Chicago ticket brokers have
been indicted.
Chicago police are charged with
discriminating opium joint proprlctors.
Judge Joseph Mckenna has taken
his seat upon the supreme bench Of the
United States.
General Middleton, who commanded
the Canadian troops during the late
Riel rebellion. is dead.
An East st. Louis elevator, filled prin.
cipally with corn, was destroyed by
fire, the loss being a million.
Coils p. Huntington will build at
Newport News dry deck capable Of
holding the largest vessels atioat.
John A. P~ierson. the wealthiest and
most successful farmer and stock raiser
in South Dakota, died .ddenly at
Yankton.
Jimmy Michael. the Welsh bicyclist.
through his attorney, has filed a suit
for o divorce from his wife, Fanny
Michael, nee Lewis.
1t is stated on apparently good au.
thority that Sir William 9. Van Horn
will retire from the presidency Of the
Canadian Pacific and become:: chairman
Of tho board Of directors.
Sioux City has Il a George
Somerville. u tramp. educated for the
ministry, has just married Mrs. Olson.
. widow. who attempted and accom-.
plished his reform.
JEW KILLED AT ALGlERS.
Anti Sc mite Demonstration. Continue.
Many Rioters Imprisoned.
ALGIERs, Jan. ~ About 10000 PEG.
ple witnessed the funeral of those who
were killed during the recent rloting.
Their remains were Inferred III tho
Christian cemetery outside the town.
and on returning there were renewed
demonstrations with the usual cries.
Tho mob attacked an omnibus upon
which two Jews were riding. They
were badly beaten and stoned, II OF
them dying later. Eighty OF tho riot.
ers were condemned to terms of I'M.
prisonmcnt varying from three months
tn q wear.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11
THE COMMISSION
REACHES HAVANA.
spanish Orlcsrs Have Made Ertra frsT'
araiions Co Receive the Members
Of the Commission.

Havsna. Sept. 10. The United States
transport Resolute. having on board the
American evacuation commission. was
sighted a. 2 O'Clock this morning from
Moro castle aud entered Port Havana
at 7:l5a m. She anchored near a'plaoe
called Triscornio, the most healthy part
Of tbs hay. Ats O'Clock General Sol
mao, chief Of staff, and Major Garcia
Bonitof, peneral Of the staff, left in the
palace carriage and in little while al.
terwaris General Parade, member OF
the Spanish commission, and DIR. Con-
gosto, secretary Of the general govern
ment drove in a carriage 10 La MAchinA
wharf Both parties there embarked IN
4 steam launch and went ON board OF
the Rssolute TO welcome the American
commissioners
The palace Of the captain general has
been prepared 10 do honor 20 the Arseri'
can commissioners. The stairs have
been earpeted upon the occasion fer the
great reception days and the commits
sionen win be received In salon Crown
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11
SECRETARY ALGER
is NOW AT HOME,
In Rspiy to an Inquiry. lie said the
charge. Against the War Department
Were Not Worrying HiIA-

Dcr@t, Sept. iO-secretary Alger
arrived here from the east today. To
a ppoEter's question, General Alger re-
marked that all he would say now was
that be was glad to get home and es-
pscially TO breathe Michigan Air again.
After arriving home, General Alger
aid he expected 70 remain about a week.
Being asked 10 make a statement for
Publication relative to charges against
the administration Of the war depart
ment, the secretary replied:
What do you want me TO dor Get
down a sewer with these sensational
peoplel They are not worrying me.
There Is nothing TO the charges except
ing somebody's desire 10 make political
capital. The work the department had
10 do in 20 short a time has been a very
great tax. The commissary and quar-
,ermaster departments had the disrribu-
ton Of over 30 tons Of provisions, n
tons and forage. daily; the part Of
which has involved transportation more
than half around the world Il is not
surprising that some few slips have not
been made.
Il have asked the president 70 appoint
the strongest commission possible 20 -
cure, TO conduct an inquiry into the con
duct o. the war department IL will h.
made up Of some Of the ablest army Off
cials, and It's work viii be Of the great
est importance, a. applied TO the pa
and as affecting the future. It, great
est value will be the perfecting the en-
tire organization OF the army and ap
plying in this 70 lessons OF the past.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11
The Assassin Sent the Dagger Into
the Heart Of the Empress, and
She Died In a Short Time.
SHE WAS ON HER
WAY TO A STEAMER
The Empress Was First Carried Aboard
the steamer and Then Taken Back
10 the IIotel-The Murderer
Was Arrested.

Geneva, Sept lO.-The empress OF
Austria was assassinated near Hotel
Beaurivago this afternoon by an an
archist. who was arrested. He stabbed
her ma jesty with a stilletto.
The man IL named LucchonL He
was born at Paris OF Italian parents
The empress of Austria was born Dec.
a, 1881 She was the daughter OF the
Duke Macmillan Of Bavaria She
married Francis Joseph, emperor Of
Austria and king Of Hungary on April
"a, 1854 They had three children the
Archduchess Gisola, who married Prince
LuitpOld Of Bavaria, ATchduke Rudolph,
who married Princess stephanie Of Bel
giAm and who. seemingly, was assassin
ated IN 1859, and Archduchess Maria
Valera, who married the Archduks
Franz salvador Of Austria. Tuscany. The
late empress was an enthusiastic horse
woman.
IL appears her MAJESTY was Walking
from the hotel 20 the landing place Of
the steamer about O'Clock when N
Italian anarchist suddenly approached
and stabbed her in thu heart.
The empress fell. 90, up again anC
was carried 10 the steamer unconscious
The boat started, but seeing the empires
had not recovered consciousness, th'
captain returned and the empress wa
carried 10 Hotel Beaurivago where sh'
expired.
The empress Of Austria had beef
stopping At Hotel Beaurivaso for severn
days.
IL was at first thought her wound wa
not serious, but she died in few min
utes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11
situation At cansa Critical.

Vienna, Sept i0-According 20 dis.
patch received here from Canea, Island
Of Crete. troops Of the various powers
hoisted their hags over tho town walls
az Gambia and the admirals have sent an
ultimatnm 70 the deputy governor and
the Turkish commandant demanding
that all arms be laid down by O'Clock
this evening Tho warships, it is
added, are IN readiness 60 resume the
hombardment Of Of the place.
one foreign warshlp has gone 10 Re-
timo where Disturbances have broken
ont
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11

London. Sept 10 The story OF the
assassination Of the Empress Of Austria
reached herr through tho Paris Office o.
the Havas News Agency The Franch
foreign Office confirms the report OF the
assassination Of the empress Of Austria
Not Onciaily Received 80 washinEton
Washington, sept. iG-Baron Riede.
uau. the secrtary, Is the only member
of the Austrian legation in the city.
Minister Hueyelmuller being at New.
port. Up % noon no advices had been
rcceiyed az Ihe legation or the state de-
partment OF the assassination OF the
Austrian empress
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11
Not omel.uy Received ., w..hinEtoa


walla walla. Wash, Sept 0-Near
iy sG0.0OO worth OF property was de.
stroyed by fire here. The plant OF the
Hunt Manufacturing company. which
supplies a large portion Of the harvest
ing machinery used in Walla walla and
Palouse valley, together with Roberts
foundry. two dwellings and a warehouse
were completely destroyed. The fire
started in the engine room Of the Hunt
company and swept through the long
frame building from the Hunt shop with
such rapidity that the employees had
scarcely time 10 escape. About 100 men
arc thrown out OF employment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11
a Popular Low Rate Excursion
TO Hot Springs, Ark.

On September 10th, the /. & 6 \. r.
r. will sell excursion tickets TO Hot
Springs, and return at the following lOw
rates: Palestine $3.50, Galveston and
San Antonio $3.50 and other points in
proportion. Tickets good until Sept.
18th with privilege Of extension Of 80
days on payment Of sufficient 10 make
rate one fare. For particulars call on
nearest Ticket Agent I. & q. n. K. X.
or address, d. ]. Price, q. 7. & T. A.,
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11
Two Death. At Knarvrl..

Knoxville, Tenn. Sept 10 - First
Lieutenant Charles II Nash Of the Tnr.
ty.hrst Michigan, died OF typhoid iev'r
AZ Camp Poland. He was brought hee
N from Camp Thomas Private o g.
shAfter, OF company NJ, Second Ohin,
died OF the same afiiiction. There are
296 patients now in the division hospital,
nearly all nalarial fever.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11

Washington. sept. iO.-The consul az
Christina, Norway, has reported that
one Andre Anderson has fallen heir TO a
sum Of money from the estate Of his
father, and that the property is now
held by tic probate court Of horde Hol'
iogoland waiting the claimant Mr.
Anderson when last heard from was In
the state of Washington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11
10 Facilitate Mai In Ala.ks.

Washington, Sept TO- The postoillce
department is making every effort TO
facilitate mail communications with
Alaska next winter and has authorized
the postmasters az far northon points 70
Jay the maximum allowed by law to car
~ on the service II necessary. A con.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11

Washington, Sept. TO- Several in
quiries have been received at the postot'
dee department as TO whether a post
master can be candidate FOR Office and
retain his position. Mr. Heathe, assist
ant postmaster general, has replied that
there is nothing 20 prevent this being
done, but that postmasters must exercise
discretion and not use their positions for
political purposes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11
Nile. Preparing M. Report

Washington, Sept 10 --General Miles
called on the president Friday and
then on the war department He is
preparing his report on the Porto Rico
campaign. He viii recommend a mum.
Der Of Pennsylvania officers for promo
ton. He will urge the reorganization
and increase Of the army.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11

San jose, Cal, Sept. i0.-The forty.
third anniversary Of the admission Of
California into the Union Is being oele-
brated here. Thousands Of people from
all parts Of the state are participating in
the festivities. which viii last thres
daYs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11

Denver, Sept iO-The first snow
storm Of the season is reported from
eastern Colorado. and II threatened 70
develop into blizzard in western Ne
braska. No snow has yet fallen In Den.
yer, but it is quite cold and she indica-
tions are that snow will follow the fall
In the temperature.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11

Victoria, b. c., Sept io.-Alberni,
the center Of an immense mining coun-
try, is threatened with destruction by
forest fires, which have been raging for
several days. Unless the wind blows
the flames away from the town IL will be
destrovpd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11

Buffalo, Sept. TO- District Attorney
Kenhk stated that IL was his intention
10 stop the proposed fight between Frank
Erne and Kid LAvigno. which IL booked
20 come OF before the Hawthorne Ath-
letic club At Cheektowaga on Monday
night
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-11

tractor mas aafeaay undertaken 20 40 the
work. and this action Of the department
is taken as safeguard 10 insure II pos
Eblo the sending Of mail from the Yu-
kon country.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-12
Only Another Boyle rlan.

The Chicago Times Herald is trying
to take the crazy wind out Of the sails
of the Chicago Tribune. From praising
the serenity. the conservatism and the
prudence of the president, the Times
Herald now tries to prod him into hos
tilities. 1t two-columned him the other
day. in double leads, in the course of
which, its eliminating argument for "a
vigorous foreign policy" towards Spain.
it said:
Let President Mckinley hesitate to rise
to the just expectation of the American
people in regard to Cuba and who dare
doubt war for Cuban Liberty" will be the
crown of thorns the free silver Democrats
and Populists will adopt at the elections
this fall? And who can doubt that by
that sign, held aloft and proclaimed by
such magnetic orators as William J. Bryan.
they will sweep this country like a cy-
clone?
The craziness of this appears when
Mr.. Bryan's view of public duty in the
emergency raised by the destruction Of
the Maine is set in comparison. Mr.
Bryan said:
affair. in view of the trying circumstances
which confront us. The United States can
not afford to be too hasty in this matter.
International questions involved and
1t would be sad compliment to our gov
eminent were We to openly and malicously
bring about strained relations by our
anxiety to locate the responsibility for the
Maine disaster
The G o b e felt its duty lead it into
opposition to some of the views of gov
eminent held by Mr.. Bryan, views to
which we felt he would not dare to give
effect If clothed with responsibility; and
this conservative judgment on the
Maine affair, offering as that incident
did the very opportunity to make cap
itaI' of which the Times Herald pre-
diets Mr.. Bryan will avail himself this
fall. indicates the SOLDERING effect Of
even the approach to responsible
power he made in 1896. Papers like the
Boston Herald and Post commend
warmly the conservatism of Mr.. Bryan,
and the Times Herald but reveals it's
charlatanism in trying to make a boyle
man of him with which to scare Nc
KinleV into war
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-12
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL.
METROPOLITAN.

The second production Of comic opera by
the Boston Lyric company at the Metro
politan opera house last evening. Czibulka s
charming composition, "Amorita," was q
bright, sparkling musical gem
The company is admirably adapted to Light
opera, the costumes pretty. the chorus sDlen-
didly trained. and the leading roles interpret
ed by artists Of more ability than those Of
some operate aggregations which have drawn
crowded houses in this city.
"Amorita" possessed the feature OF novelty
to many of the audience as 1t has not been
heard by local theater goers for some ..1ae,
AS q pronounced New York success, unde-
niably meriting the favor with which it was
received in the East, 1t is surprising that
local lovers of music did not more generally
avail themselves of real artistic treat.
Founded upon incident of the medley al
Florentine republic, comprising the over
throw of the Duke de Medici and the estab-
lishment of dictatorship by Fra Bomharda.
the opera furnishes an opportunity for the
unraveling of romantic Southern love story
in beautiful song.
In the title role Miss Clara Lane again
delighted the audience. Her sweet soprano
voice particularly effective in the upper
register. where she evidenced an unusual
sustained power. AS Angelo, Amorita's lover.
Miss Hattie Belle Ladd utilized her pleasing
mezzo soprano. and shared honors with Miss
Lane in several pretty duets
j. X. Murray was most satisfactory in the
role of Fra Bombarda. the dictator Mr..
Murray possesses baritone voice of rich
quality. which he uses effectively. w. H.
Clarke. as Lorenzo. conspirator, had small
opportunity to entertain with his unusual
bass voice. but he made decided Impression
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-12
"Our International Isolation"

The Harvard series of lectures this
year covers the general topic of Civic
Duties" and the second lecture in the
course was by once Attorney General
Richard Olney, who took for his theme
THE International Isolation of the
United States" This, he said, meant
that the United States is one of the
greatest nations of the world, and yet
it does not accept the responsibilities of
that position" This is due to the
policy, enjoined by Washington in his
farewell address, of avoiding entang-
ling alliances: a policy, in Mr.. Olney's
opinion, that been extended beyond
its original intent" What Washington
had in mind was participation in the in
trigues Of European courts, forming
alliances offensive and defensive, in
volving us in the wars of conquest or
defense. 1t was exemplified by Wash
ington's policy during his term when
France became so hostile because he
refused to join in it's struggle with
England: because Of which Genet
made himself so offensive as to oblige
Washington to demand his recall
Mr.. Olney suggests cases where, to
enforce the rights of American citizens
abroad, it might be necessary to form
friendly alliances, and cites the recent
Berlin conference, relative to the treat
ment of Africa by the powers, in which
our minister to Germany participated,
for the declaration of which he was
largely responsible, and yet to which,
because Of the adherence to Washing
tons policy mistakenly expanded, he
could not affix his signature. 1.-The
whole theory of Washingtons rule of
isolation" he says. was that the coun-
try should have time to grow, and, I'M
til it was grown, that we should not
be disturbed by foreign entangle-
mentS." But conditions have changed
Then three great foreign nations had
possessions on this continent; now but
one, Great Britain, has. "Washington
never intended that his rule Of isolation
should be maintained when the country
was in it's maturity. The time is past
when We should hold ourselves aloof
from the councils of the nations"
Political isolation impedes CONNER
cial development. 1.-The two evils 60
together" 1t preserves the medieval
idea of the chronic hostility Of nations;
the idea that the foreigner is an enemy,
with it's extension into commercial in
tercourse. The protective policy roots
in this extension. The exclusion of
immigrants grows out of it. The de-
cay of our shipping through laws deny
ing registry to foreign-b built ships is
another outgrowth. THE fact is that
in all our protective restrictive legis-
lation we are on the wrong track" We
should recognize the changed condi-
lions and accept the position to which
they assign US, with it's burdens and
advantages. Our mission is ''to fur
Their the cause of civilization through
out the world" In Mr.. Olneys judg-
ment there is no question as to the
country with which we should cooper
ate England. our most formidable