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Treasure statement

Washington, Feb. 1.-The monthly state
ment OF the public debt shows that at tho
close Of business January n. 1899. the
debt less cash Ia the treasury. amounted
TO 81. l52 .62i 150, an increase for the month
Of S2S. 4is 464. That increase is principally
accounted for by the redemption OF gov
ernmeut bonds issued Ia aid Of the Gem
trail, Western ana Union Pacific railroads
which matured Januaryl, 1899
The dept IL reoapitulated as follows:
Interest bearing debt 81 .Oi6 500 ,032
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity si.237.loO
Debt bearing no interest s2s5. .ii0,2i5
Total 81 ,427 2Oi as.
This amount, however, does not include
s552 s53,7S3 incertihcates and treasury
notes outstanding which are Offset by an
equal amount of cash In the treasury held
for their redemption
The cash In the treasury IL classified as
follows:
COLD S26l 500. .27a
silvcr S506 5l2. 559.
Paper 50 O9s. ~
Bonds. deposits IN national hanks. lis-
bursting officers balances. etc. $50. GG5. .12i
TNotad t9li $50 O2G. against which there
are demand liabilities outstanding amount
ing TO &637,2Si,35o which leaves cash
balance In the treasury Of $27lEsiG75.
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SOldi'r Killed

San Francisco Feb. 1-Just before the
departure Of the transport steamer for
the Philippines with the end infantry on
board today a mysterious shooting which
may result in the death Of Corporal Paine
of company b. took place The facts In
the case We're kept exceedingly quiet by
those IN command, but from other sources
IL was learned that the shooting was done
by a private, supposed 20 be George Bur
ton, company b., who nad been ordered
TO do certain work distastcful to him.
Burton pulled his pistol and sent three
bullets Into Paine with sucn serious effect
that Pains had TO be removed 20 the hos
pital for treatment. Burton was knocked
senseless by the but end Of O gun in the
hands Of n guard. lie was seized and hus-
tied to the guard house. He protests his
innocence Of any pretense TO kin and says
the shooting was the result OF an acct
dent Burton will be tried az sea or after
tLe steamer arrives at Manila.
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JOHNSON


JOHNSON QUOTES adoN Mo 20
THE HOUSE.
Washington. Feb. 1.-The congressional
Record of today contains a long state
ment signed by Agoneillo. the representa-
tive Of Aguinaldo. introduced by Rep
resentative Johnson, OF Indiana as a part
OF the debate on the army bill. 1t appeahr
as an appendix 10 Mr.. Johnson's remarks
Of yesterday with the heading Memo
randum relative to the rign1s OF the Pn.,-
ippine repuio.c to recognition; accompany
Ing letter TO the honorable secretary OF
state of date Jan. IL, 1888"
The statement was not read during the
debate yesterday but was printed under
the general leave to extend rights in the
record granted by the house in connection
with this de~ate, 1t is proceeded by this
statement by MIR. Johnson;
Il SHAH incorporate into the record
with my remarks a letter from the rep
resentaue Of the Philippine republic now
in this city, recently addressed TO IN,
department OF state for the benefit OF
those who care TO ne informed as TO IN,
position assumed by him as to the rghts
OF his government"
The Agonciilo statement Is quite lengtny
covering two columns OF the record. It's
substantial features have already been
published.
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3LocF nvRNsr.
C0lumO9s, Oh'c yIaiSec by . Elg
Conf grafton,

Columbus. Ohio. Feb 1.-The mos
serious connagration which Columbus ha,
suffered since the million dollar Chitten
den hotel fire Of tSe3 broke out about
o'clock las night. Fine buildings GOV.
erlng half block In the heart OF the
business portion Of tho town nave beer
destroyed, ana at o'clock this morning
the flames are not under control. the nrc
Is thought 10 have started in the base.
mont of the Dunlap building occupied by
the Chicago Bankrupt Clothing company
II swept up the clotator shaft and soon
the whole building was ablaze The aro.
men seemed 70 have little effect in stay
ing the progress Of tho flames The ai-
dicnce IN the High Street theatre. waicl
IS ocross the alley from the burning
block. was dismissed In a hurry. and this
was soon sywcled to enormous proper
uons by a mob Of excited people fror, an
parts Of the city.
The fire communicated tc tho Jones
block on the LEFT ana the Sculdor a1i
Bright building on the right. and these.
with the Wholesale millinery store of
soulder and Bright and the store Of u.
$ Ambach. clothing. were compete
wrecks as the Dunlap building 4 lire
wall four feet thisk separated the nne
block OF Green. Joyce and Co. Wholesale
dry goods and notions. from the Others.
but this was no barrier. and at { O'Clock
this Thursday morning the nre had eat
this (Thursdny) morning the fire had cat
this Thursday morning the nre hau
en- Its way through and was burning
herccly in the upper stories. so. with
scarcely any warning the front and rear
wall a of the Dunlap building as though
rent osunder by an explosion. fell one on
High street and tho other completely
filling the alley I'm the rear withe bricks
and debris. Fortunately the police had
kept the street fairly clear or the loss OF
life would have been enormous At Il
was number OF nrcmen were caught
while nylng from the crumbling walls.
Whitley Davis is missing.
Captain Jack welh is badly bruised
about the .egs and body, seriously In
jured.
Otis V. Krbourne bruised about head
and body: may ole.
John Donahue, hurt internally ana bad
scalp wounds
Charles Connors, badly inquired
Bob Kerrlns also badly bruised
Al Reeves. Pat Sullivan and wnnam
Swift are also more or less injured
Miss Carrie johnson. young lady, was
knocked down and run over by hose
reel Her right leg was broken, the bone
being crushed out Of all shape She has
numerous other injuries and rs IN a pre-
carious condition
Scores Of other peopc were slightly In
iured when the walls gave way by the
nvlng debris The loss is estimated at
$3.50 600
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(" Bmgi- wan"Dead.

Chicago, Feb. 1-George Rodgers. VINO
was well known al the "boglo man" dlei
today IN tno county hospital Of a rare dis.
ease which the physiclans have called
Acromegaly, swelling OF the bones. liis
hands and feet we're greatly swollen and
his jewe were over four times the normal
length. The distance from the frontal boue
70 the chin IN the ordinary man is eight
10 ten inches. but IN Rodgers this lai
grown 70 twenty inches.
lie was taken 10 the hospital IN a STAR
Wing condition and after his death. n.s
brother-in-law caused his body 20 be ere
mated IN order that the doctors might
not hold post mortem examination.
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ROBERT sTEVENsoN's HOUSE HAS
sEEN LOOTED.

Auckland. n. T., Feb. 1--Cne lollo wing
adyices have just been received mere from
Apla. under date OF January "a from the
correspondent OF th Associated Press;
There has been mo- more general fight
ing since the last advices were forwarded,
except that a party of Matafas followers
was routed m the busl by Mailotogns.
II Is expected. however. that nghtmg viii
be resumed. as Mataafa Is re-arresting
persons who have been already nned and
released.
The work Of pillage continues. among
the houses looted being Vailma the home
OF the late Robert Louis Stevenson, the
novelist
r e exilcd Malctoan chiefs were landed
an Pago- Pago on the island OF Tutula,
-the schooner on which they were oelng
unable 10 proceed 10 the island OF Manua
owing 10 the adverse winds. lne Tut
uilans gave snem a hearty weicomc and
made am atompt 20 seiz Mataafas son.
who was on board Of the schooner. but the
captain put 10 sea,
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GE.s TEN YEARS IN THE LANsISG
P-NITENTIARY.

Junction city. Kan Feb. Mrs John
Krebbs who was convicted Of numbering
Mrs. Lzzle Craig. December l5 was sem
fenced today Ivy Judge o. J.. Moore 10
hand labor IN the state pcnitentiary for
ten years. In reply 70 the courts ques-
tion whether she had anything 90 say
why the sentence Of the court should not
be pronounced upon her. she replied tha
she had received her sentence without
the slightest trace Of emotion.
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mR.LER AND nCtR
Agear Address tine s nsie oN 6fe
Expansion Question.

Washington, FEB. 1--Senators Teller and
Iioar were the speakers I'm the executive
session OF the senate today. Both went
over much ground that had been covered
before but some new points were brought
out. Mr. Teller devoted special attention
to the capabilities OF the Filipinos for
self government. lie contended tnat they
had not yet reached the stage where they
could be considered capable Of taking care
of themselves. and he based much Of his
argument upon the incapacity demonstrat-
ed by their leader, Aguina,do. lie read
extracts from the Philippine leaders pro-
clamation. contendlng that they demon
strated beyond question tat he was ig-
norant Of the first principles OF popular
government and especially a democratic
form OF government. He referred to the
fact that the Filipino leader had in some
Of his pronunciamentos spoken as die
tator. which the Colorado senator said
did not accord with the professions OF de-
mocracy made for I'm.
Mr.. Hoar devoted the greater part Of
his reply to defense Of Agunialdo, whom
he compared to Simon Bolivar. the South
American patriot. He would be remember
cd, he said that Bolivar had. on accession,
taken upon himself the title Of dictator,
and yet who. on this account. could ac-
cuse the Bolivian liberator OF being false
to hts people or to their asperiations for
freedom.
Agunialdo has so far shown himself to
be a shrew and able leader, and he had not
by any act Of his shown himscr 20 be in
capable of the highest degree on leader
chip.
During the course Of his remarks Sena-
tor Hoar saidd that tne argument had
been advanced that the United States
should be near at hand 20 participate in
the predicted pratition OF China. and pro
ceeded to say that this argument indica-
ted a disposition to grasp even more terri
tory than had yet been taken. Such po-
Icy, he thought, should be nipped IN the
bud, as ie was very confident that the
people Of the United States would not pro-
fit by joining the European powers IN
their efforts to distribute among them
selves The possessions OF THIS ancient en-
pire.
Tho last remark brought Senator Davis
TO his feet. While his name mad not been
mentioned, It was evident that Mr.. Hoar
alluded to a remark Of the Minnesota
senator. The latter said he had not advo-
Gated any participation by the United
States In the process Of Acknowledgement,
but that he had only alluded to It's pro.
bality and had said merely that the Unit
ed Statesp should be on hand to protect
their own interests.
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ORDERED TO TAKE THE TRANS
PORT SHERIDAN.

Washington. Feb. 1.-The following nam
ed officers have been ordered 20 report TO
the commanding officer OF the United
States transport Sheridan, which s. 20
sail from New York on February 9, for
the Philippine islands. ard they viii be
assigned to duty with the troops on that
transport untn It's arrival at Manila when
they are to join their respective regiments:
Lieut. Col William Van Horn, aigh-
teenth infantry; First Lieut. Samuel SeSY.
Pr. fourteenth infantry; Second Lieut..
Edward 8. Walton. eighteenth United
States infantry: Capts John A. Dapray
and William ii. Allare; First Lieuts. Her
bert n. Boyden and Howard Laubach Of
the twenty-thlrd infantry, and First Lieut..
Fielder NJ NJ. Beal. eighteenth United
States Infantry
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WENT AGROUND BUT PASSENGERS
ALL SAFE.

Philadelph !. Feb. l-4.ie transatlantic
liner, Rhynland, Captain Hannah, from
Liverpool to this port went aground on
Cotton Patch ahoal, about four miles mp
from the Fenwick's island life saving sta
tlon during last nights storm. Al late
hour tonight she was stll stranded but
lay in an easy position and IL In hoped
10 get her off with the next hig.. tide. The
tug North America went to her assistance
this morning and succeeded In moving her
a short distance. Later In the day, the
tug went to Delaware breakwater and
brought back the lighter Louie. Part Il
the steamers cargo win be taken OF,
and when this is done there Is little DOUBT
she viii be safely fioated. The weasel @
propeller is broken and It Is thought her
rudder has been carried away.
There were forty-two passengers and a
crew OF seventy-nine men on board ald
ali are well.
FenwicKs island light is about twenty
seven miles below the breakwater whicn
would Indicate that the Rnyland was a
few miles out Of her course when she
grounded. This Is accounted for by ths
condition Of the weather, a dense snow
storm was prevailing and the island isht
could not be seen.
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The EpA leavue Oh u'a qua
circle will meet Fciday evening a.
1880 al the home OF Mr.. u { Guss.
Lesson one To G ~ Ger tu les Of
e g sh history Cnsp er XII. Sub
jecr Chav i,r aud Ro nd Head Mrs.
er~, lea G..
Lesson two Europe the nine
ternth century. chapter XVI and Xxx
Sitj ct, reformed Austria and Fan e
as il is Mrs Ryan. leader.
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TROOPS on -sEGRos HAVE REACH
ED sAMBoAUGA

Madrid. Feb. Ia dispatch received
from General Rios. the spanish officer in
command o. the troops Of spain in the
Philippines islands, says that the trops
Imprisoned on -ie island of Negros have
been released By the insurgents and have
arrived al samboanga. the Town on the
southwest extremity 5f the island OF Min
dango, OF the Philippine group.
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y = = y !" II
see'y Taxpaye. s. League
70 ahs Okleho,,a Rough RIDER.

Ail mem bers Of t oop d, First u s.
volunteer cavalry, are earnestly re-
qaested TO m ct m the city OF Guthrie
on Wednesday. Bebrusry &2, 1899. foF
the purpose OF organizing q pest, and
o transact such other business as moy
oe deemed proper
This inv tstion 20 include al those
members who were transferred from
troop ID to other troops in our rsgi-
ment.
o G. PALMER,
e. HUNTER,
CLIFF d. SCOTT,
GERALD A. WEBB,
r B. MILLER,
VoLEEY ID. MILLER,
WALTER COOK.
Territorial pape's p'ense copy.
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FED THE OREGON AND Ioh..- SOME
FRESH MEAT.

San Francisco. Feb. 1.-The United
States refrigerator supply ship Celtic ar
rived here today The -eltic was IN com
pany with the oregon and Iowa on the
trip from the Atlantic 70 the Pacific. sup
plying these vessels with fresh meat on
T. Journey. she supplied the batueship
with 10000 pounds OF mutton and 5000
pounds OF fresh beef. The Oregon parted
company al Callao. changing her course
10 Honolulu The lowe ana Celtic kept
on the northerly course. stopping al Mag,
dalena bay for coal. The Celtic got away
before the Iowa and Il Is not expected thai
the batuoship VIII get mere before ths
7th inst.
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On Fe0r AIRY 23r Mr.. il. Plank
vi f,rnaily pen the Crescent hotel
al Erreka Sprit gs, Ark. for the season
1899 A cordial iuvitau is ex-
tended 40 he general p b ic 70 atte d.
A ecial rate via be made for this
cc %. For further into nation call
on or address the rearest Frisco agent,
B + DpAs. r. AID +. A,
Oklzhoma Lity, o. T,
BRYAN SNYDER. q. r A,
81. Louis, No.
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S.S.S.F F9E 9Se Blood

as It is the only remedy which goes
TO the very bottom Of the blood and
forces out every trace of the disease
>. ;. 5. is guaranteed purely vegetable,
and contains no potash, mercury, or
other mineral.
Books on Cancer will be mailed free
to any address by the Swift Specific
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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TRANSFER AND COAL.
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be present Matters of Importance are
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Sec'y Taxpaye's' League.
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BEER roR PHILIPPINES.

Vancouver. d. c. FEB. 1.-The steamship
Empress OF Japan sailed today for Yoko-
homa and Hong Kong. She carried over
on million bottles OF beer for Americans
IN the Philippines
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On the California limited, Santa Fe
Route; there is barbe. shop In the
buffet smoking car: ent re train cleo
tric ighte through in ~ days. Chi
esgo TO Los Angeles.
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BARBER shop and ladies observation
ear on m Caifornia l. mited via San
q Fe nouts: service amer than ever
before
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j X DYER g. no longe Ia the en-
plny VI he Royal Tribe Of Joseph as
orgsniz-r or iu any other CO pacity.
j. T.. RncHE't.
supreme scribe
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Territorial pSpe's p'shse copy
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several places NJ once Lots Of people
have catarrh IN the head. bronchitis.
Indigestion and kidney disease. and
it is all catarrh.
When catarrh is understood IL must
be plain that no local treatment can
reach It.. Catarrh Is systemic: IL must
be pluclied out by the roots. The same
remedy will cure catarrh wherever il is
located If it win cure it anywhere
Pe-ru-na has a spotle,s record as a
cure for all catarrhal troubles II has
cured many thousands during its forty
years of use by DR.. Hartman. Read
this letter from w. o. Slessor. Rein
beck, Ia;
Pe-yR.Ra McdiclHc Co.. C0lAmbns. o.
DEAR Sms:-"I have used YOUR Pc.
ru-na for Catarrh and neuralgia not
over SIX weeks, and find IL will do even
more than You claim for It. | have
used sprays of different kinds and got
no relief was almost a total wreel,
until commenced using ycur Pe-ru-na.
Hou may publish this statement II if
will help any poor sufferer. I was
onco sick in bed, not able to raise my
head. After | heard of your medicip,
| determine Il to try it. After taIlirf
it short time l was stronger. and
was not lorg before ! was ont of bed
and now l am stronger than ever"
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R NWELcOKT
ill., GUESTS

tttW Nftf Altf
'lft tYtyfS u
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alone; IL brings
neuralgia or
nervousness; SC
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R' n em Der the sons Of Herman mas
q r'a" ma "n r. b-uarv 2nd
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he
Cruel knife!

Ny son had . n,ust malignant Cancer. fo,
which the doctor' said an operation was the
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

ed unb lit bon elmer, ettpd II engl. Weeilet
ldngen Mduer BON As SUB 00be uno oben
bon 36 SUP 8reite eingei9lo1en. 0ieie
Mauer lit bon neun S6oren bur3bro9en,
BON benen brei CUR @bineienftubt 6inii6srfHbz
rem unb iiber benen, tpie iibtr ben bier gden,
100 SUB bo6e S6irme ii4 er6eben. 0o9
fino oieIelben iGmmtli9 perfalen, ebenlo ipie
bic rings I'M lie ldufenoen WGQe uno Der
60 SUB breite @roben.
Den Mittelpuntt Der SatarsntaOt bilbst
bic fai1erGibe Staot Ooer ouan9@tiden9
(9e1be Stabt), bon 6er man jeoodl nur eirsn
She'll be7u9en barf. Der Dem 6remb:n limb
benz getp06nli9en Sterbli9en iiberbaupt nn=
3u9dngli9e She'll lit Die pieoerum i'm @enz
trum Der 8aiierTtabt liegenos beili9e pber
rot6e Stabt (Suttnzti6eng), nit benz Qalaf,
in psl9em Der bulflDle 8aiIer tppbnt, ober
ni9t regiert. Nuberbal6 Der taiierli9en
@tabt, bielel6e pon afen 5be;lsn eini6Iiez
Benb, lteet bic eigent(lde 9atorenlEa5: pher
aingztI9eng, in bersn iioOiIi6ent Gheile,
nabe Der Maller, Bic 8eIanbtf6aften
0eutI9lanOs, Der 8ertini9ten Staaten,
@%ngIan0s, Spuniens, sSSdpans, 6rantrei4s,
Staliens utO geIgisns Iiegen. SIN ltebrisen