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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03

ratur III ltuoiren. 60 Sdblt ). ..
bic llniperlitGt Berlin allein 500 anne
ritaniihe Stubcnten. Z. Siminlon,
Gin 9cborener 2lmeritaner lilo Fro
ieiior Der oeutlhen Sprahe am Sri
nitp college III Sartforo, Sonn. la9t;
LESS then a half a century ago,
the knowledge of the German
language was confined to the pri-
vilegedfeW-now, tits considered
not onlyan essential to a finished
education, but has actually be-
come the second language of our
great republic" to ut ocebalb
gan; natiirli6, oaB mir ais Seltl6e
mriere Spru6e ulO unlere oeutl6c
Treile IN Gbrcn bultcn NM ne fOroerr
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I'M Nu9emciuen mag Go uub bier Ell
ni0c N~uonObmen gcbcn) bietet ibreu
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Nll0cmcincn pon Scutl6cn gilt
Grab uno ebrlih 1T iein Srauh
ySie er oeutt, 10 ipritt er audi"
Nir wollen Nmeritu nIht 9ermani=
lircn, mic cS ms DIT gum %orUuric
1emadt miro, mir mollcn ltlr unlerC
bl. Neli0ion erbulten, mollen lie rein
erbalten uno Du9 t0nnen mr. am &c
item ourd uniere Wtutter'prddc. 2&ir
mollen oaS Seutlhe uiht II ber pao
En0lil6e leBen, uber audi od9 ~ II q
Iliihe nidt iiber paS Seut Oh c.
EelonoerS an euh ltllotrtnoc sung
lin0t rihtc ih pno ernlte UtabnlOort :
yveunet Die peutlhe Spruhe uno oerer
berrlihe yiteratur 0rilnplih tenner
lnp uerlteben NM lbr meroet cine
mabre umerlhopflihe Wologrlbc, Elm
neueS &lonpite purin 1inoen, oenn Die
belten Sidter unp Die "tier'ten Senter
warcn eben Seutite. I'D mill lhlie.
zen nit ben Morten pe9 SlhtCro:
,.admpietiiir Der Wenidbeit belize Gebie
6iir Der ebten 5reibeit boberes Gut!
Sdmpiet. CAB ais Stlaueu eub nidt tuettt
Die perruhte, %iinitere Sdleiterbrut!
Oort ibr wie Die Wo9er brau'eno branoent
6abet glht uno riibrt eud, chs Su mat!
gtein nj wiro bes E.utihtbums Stron
uerianoen,
| 50 LANCE TAPER ibr %;uiammen lebt.
Gene WeBe, Die aus Qus seiponuen
Heibt ent,wsi lie Vorrrarts! 'aucert nitt
6at bob itetS zen 'Sampf Ternunit &C.
wonnen,
Hie has 2iht Die Giniternib ourhhriht.
Weil ihr liebt Der Batter 9lrt uno Sit,en
Guere Weber, habt euh oas @eihmeiB
Wiht aeoudt, o Ieutihe iteis eeitritten
Ste,e Wabe lit Der 5reiheit Breis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03

@eftttt aui lauisree bon 3eu9uilsn, ipinitt Serr
Spbn u. Smitb Ron Viilipauies, RAT Seeermlun ieiu
Rbelmatismusmittel, aui ieire ei9eren ~llrtrten bin,
Suerit reriuteu ip1. Stshalb itlist or Dor, 1000
VrobcsFadete an ale iolbe Perfonen si pertbeiler,
peldbe on Reconnaissance leihen uno ibm ibre Rdnreu
unb &erelien %einieneen. Serr Smith pdr Sabre lang
nit ben. firtterlititen Shrerjeu serld9t uno per
fuhte ale teiannten Diittel. jeeoh pbne Zen 9~erinSien
Gripl9.- Or mar In einem fplten Srdoe nit Rheumds
tisntus behaftst, hdB CT ieiue ,3uhutt 81 Seiaahan3sz
mitteln rdhm.
Or fling nun an, BE ei1entlihcu "llriaher hes Rbeus
r~raiiSnu5 81 er'crlten, uno es 9eldn3 ihm. ihliebltb
nab oieleni Grperinentirei, ionic SeblitlISen, in
ten Belts eines Niittels gu gelangen, irelhes ibn in
iurSer 3sit uno phne arjtlide Ollie BON ieineu idreds
liden Seioen beireite.
5as Reiultat mar fir ien sanSes Snfem ecruaeen
Sinti9 uno cine fold ~9lprrelte V%efreiun9 ans ZEN
9lauen ees &beuirdtisntus, BAG or ft peranlaBt
ii6Ite, tieie3 Viitiel GLORIA Tonic Bu uennen.
gue feline Treuuec, Seripaneten une NahbarR, Die
hem Hheurdtisnlus unieripcrien traren, rureen sus
ndth furirt, uuo Serr Snitb beihiob neshalb, ieiu
Yiittet Der sdr;eu ~Ieinenhen Nenihbeit aniubietsn. -
Ted bic Auf9abe trar cine beitiperlite, neil teiuahe
Seeerndnn. Serdee rie or, hnnoert uno rehr Nfiitel
psriutt bate, uno beShalb MD Al BEN Slaubeu 9es
traht .pereen fpnnte, tas eS irse.;b Elm Niittel CUR
Seilung hes &heuuiatismus Sebe.
Nber Gin Serr In SeJuin, 2eras, ibrieb ibun, id9euh
trenn Serr Smitb ibni cine Trpbeu iblden ipple, 10
lei or 9eneist, tieieIben gu ~prpbiren. Ia er Al Sabre
nit 8beumatismus bebaitet getpeien mar un6 Elm
sanSes IermSsen auf 1ffsnilih augeprieiere Wittel
perfhreneet bate, 10 irclte er ri6is mehr fauien, bis
CT eaccn ilberSeu9t, edb IS etraS tpertb tei.
Die Yrpbe purce ibm seianet. er 9ebrautte barr
uebr uno has HeiuItat mar 3erace5u erfaunenslplrei9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03

Or puroe ponitiuei9 fnirirt. 3ieier sliidlihe I'm
itano ituf in Serrr Smlth eluer reucu Seedn'eu, uno
felt Der Belt iubr er Tort ireie frpte= %aoete bon
'Gloria Tonic III p~erieneen ais ie.
GLORIA Tonic furirte einen fran'eu Serrr in
0orbprne, Iio., relter 20 Sabre alt une p Sabre
lang 9eitteu Bate On 8,9iua, u. u lerr., mar
Anton Ben9ert 9 Sabre ans Sett ssieielt. Cine
lrpbe Gloria Tonic rar bic erite Grleibterun9,
pelde er erbielt, une Der Ssbrau6 ppu erei Fadeten
iurirte i'm pplftineia.
Gin Serr in 9arpdro, 81, lit cier Sabre ~beitineig
lne iruroe cur6 Serrn Smitb's beipunbernspertbes
Niittel furirt.
On SnSiau Serb, @is., lit Frau slruclc C66 Sabre
alb Il Sabre uno nibts c~eritoffte ihr le erleitt.runs,
bis ne Gloria Tonic p~rctirtc. gle ruree ppdz
finni9 iurirt. On Yittstrr1, Sre, iruree ell Apps
tpeier nah 33iibrisem 9eioen 9dn;llb furirt.
Virs. Yeriphu rur &miteredm, y. q, 5llutt, eaB
Gle 9iti3e TpriehurJ ibr auaenrerf ami Serru
Smifh's Viitiel eerihtet bat. Gle irar beinahe tpabns
iiunis in Splse Der iirtierliben Shmer;en, relteH ibr
eer Hheumaiismns ceruriatt, uno ruree ppuftdnei9
iurirt. Iauienee dneere Sale fonrten ~an9eilhrt
irereen, in ipelhen eteies iruneerbare Ylittel cine
Seiluns ppn Rbeumatlsmus bererffteli9t bat. Gs IN
Der Ytihe irerth, I'D Die 3ett 81 nehmeu, ieiueu Nas
men uno aereiie an Serrn Srtiib einSnieneer, uno CT
isnoet ipfort Elm freies Yrobe. Yadet. 99enn Sbr, nrein
5reunh, eiren Peflnnten, Teripaneten peer ylatbbdrn
bdtt, ipeldher nit Rheumatisnu5 bebaftet III, 10 laiiet
sin ireies Irpbes Vadet fomnen uno periutt eaielbe.
Gs 1T Elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dltttel uno es III auser
Sra9e, bdb bd'ielbe ir9eno einen ,Sal BON Hbeun1atiss
mus heilt, .~sleibciel pie erntbait cher ME alt esrislbe
iumerbin itiu mag.
Senbet Guren g{am.n uns gtrelis on Serrn 9obna I.
Smitb, lSs SummsrfsIS Gburt SuiIein, Tiltpauie.
Wis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03
Ynrembnrg.

vurembura. - Die 21sidbri
oe Sodter pes Cirrus Seiieers unp
ShantpirtbeS u. pon yimpertsber9,
hat Bel Den Glilubetbcrinnen auf Dem
Nilhmartt Selbitmoro began9en. Sas
iut9e Wdohen mar tilrilit ldn9ere
,3eit in (aris uno lit nah ibrer
Ncimtebr am Sbmermutb, lprah piel
non ibrcr peritorbenen Mltter unp
trll9 lid nit Selbltmoro9epanten, wesz
peoen iie nah Dem g%enannten &lo'ter
in dr;tlihe S%ebanolung SeSeben wrr
be. Sic %bemobnte i'm =. Stodmert
Elm .3immer, bas nad Dem sol Elm
per9ittertes Setter bate. Nieler "a
oe bat lie bic 9Sdrterin, ibre Sbiire
oiien III laiien, pa lie auf ben Sang
miiije; ais lit bic @drterin entfernt
bate, sins bic u. in bas anltoBence
@emad unp lprang bon ba aus benz
~Seniter in ben sepilaiterten sol, wo
lie pon ben Sdwel tern, bic aus Der
Weile famen, tobt aufSefunoen wurs
Sc. Sic bate einen boppelten Sdds
oelbrib erlitten.
a. b. s.-unldnslt lolte
Der A. idbrise 6ubrtnedt Fet ioitz
mann mittelit zines einlpdnnisen 8arz
rens Sdlltt nad Dem lnlpeit Der llline
Mep unb SO. selesenen S6latentipp
~beiorbern ; auf einmal nabm basFierc,
uadbem es porber et,paS Storri9teii
se,eist, &eiBaus, rib ben 6ilbrer 81
9oben, welber pon benz %belaoener
Nubrwerte iiberfabren wuroe. &c,
Ierun9liidte erlitt bcoeutenbe %erlep=
unsen, wel9e peiien Sob einise Au.
aenblide ipdter CUR Solse batten. @oii
mann, welder gu &eblen Seboren, bin.
terldBt cine @ittpe nit mebreren 8in
bern.
u Ii elin9en .-->Nn elmer bieli
9en @alerie perunsliidte Elm italieni
lder Nrbeiter bel benz ,Siiaen zines
Sprenslods nit Fuluer, aui biSbe'
unaui9efldrte gSeile - Der Irbeite'
aiebt an, CT babe irrtbimlid itatt mi
einer t%upiernen, nit elmer itdblernel
Stanse bas Fulper ieitseitampit-
ains Der S6uB wdbreno oes Gaoen'
los uno benz Staliener wuroe oas @e
iidt perbrannt unb auBeroem bur6 oi
: eunte oerart perleet, oaB Elm Aug
perloren uno bas anbere iebr seidbr
'bet lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03

ten fur bic Snbianer= unb Nesers Mils
lionen; nidt mebr, aus Dem 9uten
@rinbe, neil ni6t mebr sll 9eben lit.
llno 10 miiilen lie uon Sabr 81 .Sabr
fdmpfen, Inn ibre i6were Nrbeit III
tbun, wdbreno Elm wenig gutter gSile
uno 6riltli6e NG6ltenliebe leitenS lez
ner, Die bon Der Sottli6en &oriebunS
mebr beoiiniti9t limb, Siilie i6aiicn,
Die Nrbeit lel6ter MAIDEN, uno oaS
@ute, oaS td9li6 IN ben Wtiiiionen
9elbiebt, IN munperpoller 9&eile per
mebren tonnte. SD weiB, oaB uiele
Si'6ofe uno Vrielter in bieien Wtils
lionSfeloern Sample III belteben bu=
ben, 10 groB oOer 9roBer. ais Die
unlri9en, aber mir tennen u~llere eioe
men am belten, uno ib werpe eini0e
Nn9oben MAIDEN, bOmit Die mebr be
9ilnlti9ten &atboliten oapon cine ,Noee
betommen mogeu, mas mir in ben lep
ten le6o ,>abren Dor ms 0ebruht ba
ben.
ATS i6 I'M l)erbite 1891 nab bic
lem nellcn &itOriut 0elNnpt murDc,
fano ih III oielem neiten ranoe pon
1910 N.uaoratmeilen ;moli Fric
tier, ;Ip0lf feline &irden lno Elm paar
S6ulen, obne Wiittel Ooer Stupenten
filr Den F'rielterltnno, pamit Iilr Die
Submit gelorgt lei. 9t06ocm i6 cine
Hei'c ourd oaS 9Nn;e SerritOrium 0e=
mudt bate, Die feline mbeihwerli6e
mar, unO Die Eeoiiriniile tennen &c
lernt bate, reilte ih na6 Tel0ien, I'M
Illn9e eifrtge Ericlter filr Die barte Or
belt III flnoen, ump ebenlo Wtittel iilr
lie III lammeln. Wott bat ullS in Der
SwilhenSeit mebr Arbeiter 9eianot, 10
paB mir Jest eimunoprciBig ltott ;poli
Frielter III ben WtiIionen, iiini;i0
Nrametir6en ltatt ;pOli, unp ilber
bunoert Stationen baben, Die re9el=
mdBlg be'llht weroen. 9Sir baben
Sebn Shulen fiir HSeiBe, sebn iiir Sn
pianer uno ;wei iiir Ne9er, ale inter
Der veitung Don S6wei tern ullr cine
miro pon GeneoittinerpGtern 0eleitet.
2&eit mebr &irhen unp balptid6li6
Sbulen lino uotbig, Dor Allem aber
Frielter uno Die nOtbigcn Wtittel. Sie
Frte'ter baben pieieS 9roBe 9&ert per
rid)tet, Der Gildof 1ano I'll tbun, lno
that Nlles, mas er tbun tonnte. Gr
bali letnen Erleltern alf perlhiepcne
2&eile, uno Die Frielter IN ibrer Dir
mlltb 9aben ibren leStcn Sent, nm
gum Eau iener Grmlihen &irten bel
Su,teuern, NM naren 10 gliltli6 wic
&onl9e, menn tic fertig oGmit waren
unp ibren Sllhpf einluoen tonnten,
Die beldeioenen WebGupe, Die Nrllht
pieler Nrbeit uno Seihwerpen, ein;l=
weiben. Seoe nele Vtirlion, iepe
neuc Stride unp iepe tleine Stule
t0nnte ibre ei9ene leltiame ~eldi6te
er;Gblen bod es wilroe III LANCE aui
balten. Wtohten bieie Temertlm9en
Die Nrbeit Der arrlen Wtinionen ;ur
&enntniB milotbdtiser Seelen brinz
gen, Die belfen tOnnen, oamit pas
Neih @ottcs pielen Seelen ;Itomme,
welhe parnnh %perlan9en. Die Nas
men Nener, lpel6e oa;u balfen, luer=
ben ais belle Sterne an ,Sirmamente
@otteS" 9ldn;en.
SnmeS Garpinal Gibbons,
Gr;biihoi pon Baltimore.
i. !. Hpan, :. J.
Gr;biidoi ppn Fbilapelpbia.
!. !. aain, :. =,
Gribilhpi bon Ct. youis.
Communion iiir Die tatbOlilhen Nc9er-
unp Snpianerz Ntinionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03
@ibbons unn Die Gr,biiaOfe
Npan UNI Stain

baben pao i~ol9enoe GirtulNr erlallen:
Ger n0tltebenpe Sriei peS bohw'iten
~Sbeopbile Meerihaert, peo Np%oltolis
lten %icars peo ,%ilpiNner Serritori
inns, lpriht 10 berept 81 Wiunltcn un=
ierer Negerz uno ,\npianer= Diinionen,
oaB Die Ntitgliebcr Der GommiNicn
Dem 9iiti9en llrtbeil Der einstlnen Siz
lhofe ben %orldla9 mterbrelten, puH
Der griei al Dem betreiienpen Conn
ta9e Dor Der Eollette 9eleien werbe.
Wteinen uufri6ti9en unp berSliden
0unt-ldreibt Der bodlp'l tie Sildof
Die 9iltige [ilfc, welhe unleren
,Snpiunerz mo 9te9erzM tinionen &c
@leiltet murpe. 9&ollte Wott, oaB III
lere 9liltliheren &atboliten in ben
perldieoenen Staaten ee reht per
lteben wilroen, lpie 9roB pas in ibrer
Vtitte 10 lid 9ebenpe Mert lit. Us
erregt ibre Spmpatbie, penn lie bo=
rem, welte Spier Sebratt, lno oaB
yeben auf9eopfert werpen, aus Giier
iiir Die &erbrcitun9 pes Wlaubens in
beionilhen y%Gnoern. God lino tic
niht Der Sbatlade ~gegenilber blind,
paB mir nidt aus llnlerem cl9eneit
vanoe III geben braufen, I'M !!oeioen
unb &erlaliene III iinpcn? SSir baben
Die ,inoianer unp Neger, welhe ni6t
mebr wie Die NSiloen anoerer vdnoer,
uno bei,er porbereitet linp, Die Vebren
Der bl. Helision I'll uerlteben uno III
befol9en.
y,%ene, welde pom Der gottliher
&orlebun9 nit alien @iltern Der Heli-
Sion umSeben iino, iOuten an Die ana
l%trengunSen o%enten, welhe 'ilolidt
uno weltlide Silhofe MADDEN, nm ibrt
Hielenarbeit sdnslid, ODER TAFT sdn;.
LID obne lotale ,ioiilfsuuellen SI per.
ridten, uno al bic |eldweroen, Spie,
lnp beroil6e td9li6e Nrbeit Der armel
Frielter in ibren perlailenen uno aus.
Seoebnten Wtinionen. Sn Der Siege
limb bic Snbianers lu,o Neser=W iliio
men obne lofale 6ilfsquellen. De
Sii6of unb bic Erieiter miiiien glles
tbun. Der Frieiter mlB leben, mui
cine feline Stride baben, Inn lein
veute BARN 81 perlammeln. lin @u
ties wirten 81 tonnen, muB er Elm
Sdule baben. Oieie muB aufred)
erbalten werben, uno nadcem CT III
bic Seauemli6feit anoerer seiors
bat, muB er cine @obnuns baben
Nur 81 oft Sebt er pom ioaus 81 Saus
uno 1T frob, menn er cine feline Ga
triltei bat, uno Elm Sett, oas CT lei
elsen nennen fam. @enn CT eli
paar .3immer bat, fiiblt er lid 10 slid
lid wie ein Frin;. Webr Frielte
limb iiir mebr Nrbeit uno neue Wtii
lionen n0tbiS 4; Der SildOi mlB Stu
oenten finoen, fir oeren Grsiebun
besablen, ODER w~enisitenS iir bic SO
/ item i'm Seminar. limb weldes Sin
; fommen bat er fur all biele Nrbeit
| bic S%eiorsuns pOn Frieitern, ben slu
t taui pon panb, ben Ban pom Stride
unb Sdulen, bic auire6terbaltun
I leiner armen Miliionen uno bic @rir
/; ouns BON neuen? Sielei6t Elm pau
tauleno Dollars bon benz Serein 81
, Serbreituns bes @laubens unb ei
: paar bnnbert Dollars pon ben GoueI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03
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e.. ons pom
fnutt iu,ro,
ae Bette ~
be Sefie lle'
IS Jiuo'
sr III brer in
ltefsrt ELI
|aetauit iuer'
Eaufe,, uno
2ufueosn'
|tlelihiorteu
|gt Dem Be
Ia vi sulbeu
Tledh uuo
Il Ger Sta6t,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-10
KING RETURNS FROM CUBA.
Utah's Congressman Says Half The sufFerirgs
Have Not Been Told.


Tampe, Fla, Jan. 9.---After spending
several weeks making personal investl-
cation of the situation in Cuba, Con
gresham King OF Utah arrived here
this evening. His tour covered four
provinces and was thorough. Speaking
of his trip he said;
81 made It to learn just what the
conditions were, and l found that no
one has ever half depicted the awful
horrors of the reconcentradps.
These people. naked and emaciated,
are still dying like sheep in the streets
of the town. where they are still hud-
died. To realize just what this means
one must see for himself.
81 found that the Spanish people have
evidently very little faith in the now
astronomical government, for they are
strongly In favor Of annexation, and
want II Mt once.
Gen. Blanco has not sucoded In his
efforts to alleviate thesufferlng, for he
has not had financial means to carry
1t ont.
II have interviewed insurgent lead
ers. Spanish officers and Americans,
and have some definite idea of what
is going on in that terribly devastated
island. l know positively that Gen.
Lee Is not going out with Gen. Blanco
to see Gen. Gomez" AS Mr.. King saw
Gen. Lee yesterday he evidently speaks
with authority.
Prof. Hermann Scloenfeld of Column
bian university came on the same boat
He has been making Investigations for
the purpose of writing magazine arti-
Giles FOR Germany and Austria. He cor
roborates In the main Mr.. Kings views
but he thinks the war will continue for
long time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-10
Redmond IL Welcomed.

New York. Jan. 9-John f., Red
mond. the Irish political leader. re-
ceived a rousing popular welcome In
the Broadway theater tonight. Every
seat was occupied, and as Mr.. Red
mond stepped upon the platform there
rose a cheer from every throat. Among
those upon the platform and in the
boxes We're Recorder John w. Goff. for
mer Congressman Bourke Cochran.
william Astor Chanler. Congressman
William Sulzer and o'Donovan Rosa.
MIR. Redmond spoke on 1.-THE Rebel
lion of l79S." He described the rising
and it's failure and eulogized its lead
ers. The audience cheered the mention
OF Wolf Tone and Robert Emmett and
Kissed the name OF CastleraSh. When
Mir. Redmond told Of the cruelty 81 the
British soldiers in Ireland, many OF the
women in the audience went.
In conclusion, MIR. Redmond snid
that he hoped that what he said on the
subject Of 179S would help to aid in the
vindication OF the men who ,.iel for
Ireland. The heritage Of the martyrs
he said. Is a priceless one. namely, that
of Irelands right to natlonhood ana
disitp't, sepa-ite natl nal ibtrty.
''The triumph of the cause may not
come in our day. he said, but we be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-10
EXCITEMENT IN HAVANA.
1t is Caused by aNIaniac in!Church- Plead
ing With Insurgents to Surrender.

Havana, Jan. 9.-About 2 o'clock this
afternoon while service was in progress
in the cathedral man named Ramon
Vivesa entered and fired several re-
volver shots.
The bullets struck the image of st.
Peter, destroying the chalice and q
hand.
The shooting caused the greatest
alarm and the people dispersed amid
wild confusion. Vivesa, who was
promptly disarmed by those near. has
been sent to the lunatic asylum.
Today at the residence of DR.. Villio-
sofa, the special committee appointed
by Senior BruZon, governor of Havana.
and Consul General Fitzhugh Lee to
superintend the work, took place the
first distribution of supplies received
from the United States consulate for
the concentrates.
La Discussion refers in phrases of
profuse gratitude to the American
charity. 1t publishes today n special
supplement, the proceeds of the sale of
which will be turned over to the relief
fund.
In leading editorial La Discussion
asks the insurgents. in the name of
humanity and for the sake of their
mothers. wives, sisters and children
dying of starvation. to lay down their
arms and to make peace with the gov
eminent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-10
CONDITIONS AT COLUMBUS.
Sensational situation Unchanged Fears of
Trouble.

Columbus, O., Jan. 9-The senator
ial situation has not changed today.
The conferences continue day and night
and doubtful members are given no
rest. But no such flops Were announced
today as those of the previous two days
in favor OF Hanna. The workers for
the senator say they now have enough
votes. e
The Kurtz workers say they can
spare another vote or two and still de-
feat Hanna. 80.
The opposition to Hanna has no bet
ting yet In Its favor. The bets ranging
from $500 to 900 for even money on
Hannas election have remained posted
at the Mel house for two days without
takers and there are other bets offered
among them being one OF $500 by Gen
Grosvenor on Hanna's election. None
of the bets are IN the result of the
first or any other ballot. but all are
offered on the final result.
While the workers on both sides have
been chasing doubtful members and
holding secret conferences today, the
general public has been agitnted over
the result tomorrow OF the Inaugural
tion at noon and the Hanna mass meet
ing in the afternoon. Roth sides are
today arranging to avoid street collis-
ions or any kind of trouble II possible
at that time
All the police of the city and many
detectives VIII be on hand FOR both oc-
casions. There have In addition to the
regular number, been over one hun
bred sergeants-at-arms appointed for
the mass convention In the afternoon
with ex-Chief of Police Alexis Keeler
as chief sergeant-ata rms.
Since Mason has been made speaker
pro tenn he has come out publicly for
Hanna. Representative Joyce of Guern-
sey. who voted with the combine" in
organization has announced positively
that he Will support Hanna. His OPP
position was solely against Boxwell for
speaker. Meantime Jones of Stark,
Ruton of Carroll and other Republi-
cans who voted with the Democrats
last Monday have since undergone such
fire from their constituents that they
are expected yet to square themselves
by voting for Hanna. While there were
ten dissenting Republican members last
week, the Hanna men say there Will
be only two or three this week. And
the changes are attributed more to the
work that has been done in the counties
than here.
The papers charge an attempt al
bribery in which an offer of $4,000 cash
was made to n member of the legisla-
ture If he would vote against Senator
Hanna.
The two men who are accused OF
offering $4,000 are said to be as well
known in Ohio politics as are the senior
or Junior senators or the governor. One
of them holds an important state office
and the other has been an important
official in this city.
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wEYLER SUMMONED TO MADRID.
Thinks War Between the U. s. and Spain
Possible.

Barcelona, Jan. cit is reported
here that General Weyler has been
summoned to Madrid. In the course
of an interview with n newspaper rep
resentative, General Weyler has eN
pressed his belief in the possibility of
a conflict between Spain and the Unit
ed States
Madrid, Jan. 9.-The captain general
of Madrid has already received all the
documents necessary for proceeding
against Lieutenant General Weyler.
A dispatch from Madrid on Friday
last said that the cabinet council had
that day decided to submit General
Weylers conduct with reference to the
protest against President McKinley's
message and as to other matters to a
fresh inquiry under the direction Of
the general commanding the first army
corps. whose station includes Madrid
CLieutenant General Daban) and that
there was a. possibility that n minis
terial crisis might be thus averted.
FL Heraldo says that the minister of
finance has abandoned the idea of a
loan on the guaranty of the Almaden
quicksilver mines.
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Chicago, Ian. 9.-Hon. w. ]. Bryan,
in concluding a speech before the Bryan
league at the fremont house during n
banquet held after the Auditorium
meeting early this morning, made
some remarks which are Interpreted as
showing his intentions IL he is nominat-
ed for the Presidency in 1900. In speak
ing of the next Presidential election
Mr.. Bryan said;
ut may he we will be stronger to
win without any outside help. But
nevertheless, l prefer to win with the
Popuist ON the one side and the free
silver Republicans on the other.
"And we must not forget. when the
victory is won, that in the campaign
of last year IL took more courage on
the part of the free silver Republicans
to desert their old party and more self
sacrifice on the part of the Populists
to go outside of their organization for
"a Presidential candidate. because he
agreed with them on the paramount
issue, than 1t did for the Democrats to
support the ticket, which was nominate
ed by their own national convention"
Mr.. Bryan left for Minneapolis to-
night.
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Seattle, Wash, Jan. 0. Some appre-
hension is felt at the non-arrival of
Captain Phil Ray, U. S. A, who was
sent by the war department last sum
mer to inquire into the necessity of
military occupation of the Yukon ter
ritory in Alaska. Capt. Ray expected
to leave for the Yukon as soon as win
ter travelling became good and to reach
Washington by the first of February
None of the recent arrivals from Daw-
son report having seen or heard any
thing of Captain Ray. It is highly
probable. though, that he is coming out
by the way Of Copper river. as he is
known to have been impressed with the
feasibility of that route.