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Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
COMMENT OF THE PARIS PRESS
Rejoicing at the Triumph of Truth and
 SCJne~D Defense of the Army.

Paris, June 10.-Paul de assa gnac's article in the Autorite tomorrow will fiercely attack the handwriting experts in the Dreyfus court martial, especial ly the 'inoommensurable fool named Bertillon," and will urge that the in teIigence department in future be withdrawn ard it's offices committed to the police The article will express no regret at the cruel injustice, but merely say that the Dreyfus affair is a terrible lesson.
 M. Jaures, in the Petite Republique, will say: EThe court was bclder than M. Bailot-Beaupre. It tackles and de- stroys the secret dossier, thus demon strating Dreyfus' innocence and the guilt of the man who engineered the 1894 trial. The courts decree not merely makes necessary the innocent Dreyfus and the heroic Picquart, but also the condemnation of Mercier.''
 Henri Rochefort, in the Intransi- geant. pours out his gall upon Ester hazy, declaring disbelief of the truth of his statement that he was the au- thor of the bordereau.
 MDesmOulins , in the Gaulois, will express his confidence that Dreyfus will be recondemned by the next court martial. He will also blame the court for interpreting the silence of Gen. erals Mercier and Boisdeffre as evil dence that the secret dossier was shown to the court martial Further he will declare that the heads of all of the generals will be demanded and authority will be destroyed, but "the judicial conflict hears it's end and the social conflict begins We shall be found resolute there on the armys side
 The Radical rejoices at the triumph of truth, declaring that Mercier and Boisdeffre, have been nailed to the pill lcry. It confidently awaits the yer dict of the new trial
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
SWINDLER UNDER ARREST.
He Victimized a Number of Hotels
 Throughout the Country.

Des Moines, Ia, June 10.-The police of this city have under arrest E. Hcch- stadter, who, under the name of George Lewis, is wanted for forgery and fraud in Salt Lake City and half a dozen other western cities. Hoch- stadter was arrested in Seattle, Wash, after live.y chase by the Des Moines detectives, who took their prisoner into custody only an hour or so before the arrival at Seattle of detectives from Los Angeles, Cal, who were also after him.
 HCchstadter was arrested upon a charge Of forgery. He conducted his swindling operations by travelling about the country, representing him. self tC be a salesman for Simon Borg, wholesale shoe dealer of this city Each of the bad checks passed bore the forged signature of Mir Borg, and also the forged certifcation of the Fourth National bank of New York city
 Nearly all of Hochstadter's victims were hotel proprietors and cashiers, and he is said to have swindled Salt Lake hotel and several retail mer- chants in Los Angeles. He is said to have secured $500 on one of the forged cheeks.
 Some of the other western cities in which Hochstadter cashed checks are Denver, Kansas City, San Francisco, Butte, Spokane, Seattle and Little Rock
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11

this country in the latter part of Au- gust he will go to the Springs, and will examine the tentative slates for the fall campaign which are being made up now by the leaders who have re- mained in the city. John F. Carroll and Mayor Van Wycke will visit the resort, neither of them wishing to transact any political business at their seaside homes.
 The Tammany society will meet on Monday evening at the Fourteenth street wigwam to initiate new mem bers. Among the political workers who will become members of the so- ciety will be Senators Thomas F. Don nelly and Timothy D. Sullivan and As semblyman Timothy P. Sullivan.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
HONOLULU HEIREss A BRIDE.
Miss Helen K. Wilder Married to Hor.
 ace Joseph Craft.

San Francisco, June 10.--It has just leaked out that Miss Helen Kinau Wilder. the Honolulu heiress, who has gained fame through her humane work
 in the Hawaiian islands nd her ec- centricities abroad, was secretly mar ried on May 16 to Horace Joseph Craft, manager of the Pacific Cycle company at the Hawaiian capital. The wedding took place at midnight in the Honolulu theological seminary, the officiating clergyman being the Rev. Jolin Nua, native theological student The bride
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
ALTGELD WILL GET OUT.
Will Resign From Auxiliary Commit
 tees of the National Committee

Louisville, Ky, June 10.-JChn P. AItgeId will resign from the ways and means and the advisory committees of the democratic national committee. His resignation will be presented to the national committee at its meeting in Chicago on July 20. MT Aitgeld said before leaving Louisville last night that not only would he resign from the ways and means committee, but that all the members of the com mittee would resign with him.
 We think we have done enough work in raising funds for the cam- paign and we will retire and give some others a chance he said.
 The ways and means committee consists of John P. Altgeld, J. K. Jones, H. NJ Teller, w. J. Stone and W. V. Allen, with Sam B. Cook of Mis- souri manager of the bureau Altgeld will also retire from the advisory committee, and it is probable that al the members of this committee will go and remove the possibility of a fight being made on Altgeld by the Carter Harrison people at the Na- tional committee meeting.
 To this extent the Harrison-Gahan element has won in its attacks on Altgeld. It is net known whether by reason of these attacks or for some other purpose A1tgeId will sever his connection with the auxiliary con- mittees of the national committee. This is precisely what Mayor Harrison DRpd his friends desired. In this re-
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
FAILED or SETTLEMENT
The Colorado SmeIfermen'S Strike
 Likely 10 Be Go.

Denver, June 10.-A general strike of the employees of the American Smelling & Refining company in the state is threatened. A committee from the smelter employees union today submitted a scale of wages to ex- Governor J. B. Grant, chairman of the advisory board of the smelling company.
 Mir. Grant declined to accept He says it is simply a demand for ten hours pay for eight hours work A strike which will tie up the entire mining industry of the state is feared
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
AGoNc1LLo's srATE1MENT

New York, June 1O-A dispatch to the World from Paris gives the follow ing signed statement from Agoncillo:
 ''The report that there are differ ences of opinion between President Aguinaldo. General Luna and other subalterns. is entirely false. It is also false that they refuse to have dealings with the United States. Aguinaldo, the supreme chief, is obey ed by all The only obstacle in the way of an ann micable arrangement with the Americans is the unyielding spirit of General Otis. and his inspirer, President Mckinley, who refuse to fulfill the promise given by the Ameri' can commissioners.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11

went immediately to her home after the ceremony. On the following day she took passage on the steamshipAus- tralia for this city, arriving here on May 23- Miss Wilder has been noted in Honolulu for her eccentric acts. Re- gently she arrested Attorney-General Cooper Of Honolulu for abusing a horse, and despite his prote-~<s carried him to the station and made him put up bail that he would not repeat the cruelty.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
THE voLKsRAAD's REGRET.

Pretoria, Transvaal Republic, June 10.-After del:beration in secret all morning the Volksraad approved President Kruger's franchise proposals and instructed the government to draw them up ha the form of a law. which will be submitted to the Volks- raad. The Volksraad also passed a resolution of regret that the British high commissioner has not accepted President Kruger's proposals, which the Volksraad considers reasonable in the highest degree.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
CLEVELAND STREET CAR STRIKE

Cleveland, O., June 10.-This morn ing the motermen and conductors of the Cleveland Electro railway, known locally as "the big concern" declared a strike, tying up the entire system. During the morning two at tempts were made to run the cars with new men and the strikers stopped them. As the first car was entering the barn on the return stone struck Jacob Kratz, new man. in the head. He is in a serious con- dition,
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
BANK ACCOUNTANT MISSING.
J. B. Henderson Charged With RCb
 ping the Institution of $30,000.

Ottawa, Ont. June 10.-John B. Henderson. an accountant of the Union bank, has been missing since Monday last, and it is charged that by false entries he has robbed the bank of about S3O,O00.
 Henderson is the son of the city clerk Of Ottawa, and is married. He has been in the service of the hank for over ten years. It is said that he had speculated unsuccessfully. The Gank authorities state that the short age will be fully covered by the banks system of guarantee, so that the institution will suffer no loss.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
EiERETIC OPPOSED.
Rev. B. F. Austin Fired for Being a
 Spiritualist

Windsor, Ont, June 1O.-The trial of Rev. B. F. Austin, ex-principal Of Alma college, St. Thomas, on a charge of heresy before the London Metho- dist conference yesterday was sensa- tional. Dr. Austin startled the con- ference by declaring himself an ardent believer in modern spiritualism. He said he had been converted by a wo- man medium of Detroit. He was ire quently hissed.
 The conference unanimously deposed him.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
FREIGHT HANDLERS STRIKE.

Buffalo, June 10.-At a meeting CT the striking freight handlers on the Erie railroad today, it was decided to order out all the men employed inside at the various freight houses on the docks this afternoon. They demand fifteen cents an hour, ten hours work during the day, twenty cents an hour for over time, no time after ten o'clock and no Sunday work
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11

spect they may be said tc' have over come Altgeld. There was much com ment here on the faut that Illinois was not represented in the bimetallic con vention, except by MT Altgeld and his friends from Chicago. This absence of Illinois men was taken to indicate that the democratic organizatiO Of Illinois is with Harrison rather than with Altgeld.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
LOUBETss BoDYGUARD.

Paris, June 10.-The prefecture Of police has issued an announcement that 5000 police, twenty squadrons of cavalry and brigade of infantry will be stationed tomorrow between the Elysse Palace and the paddock at Long Champs, upon the occasion of President Loubet's visit to the race course.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
CAMP AT SARATOGA.
Croker Will be There in August to
 Revise the Tentative States.

New York, June 1O.-The summer political headquarters Of Tammany hall this year 'wil be at Saratoga, where the leaders Of the party will combine the business of slate making with the pleasure of horse racing. Socn after Richard Croker's return to
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
THE PARIS DOOMED.

Coverack, Cornwall, June 10.-The American line steamer Paris, which ran on the rocks off the Manac,es on May 21, is now known to ba doomed A southeasterly wind is blowing, bringing in heavy seas which are driv- ing the steamer astern 1andward. Her boilers have shifted, her false bottoms are gone and the divers are unable to work Officers of the steamer leave here today.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
KANTz AT HONOLULU.

Washington. June 1O.-A telegram received at the navy department from Admiral Kantz, Honolulu, via San Francisco, states that he arrived at Honolulu on June l. He will leave on June 10, and arIiye at San Francisco on the 22nd.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
COAL MINERS STRIKE IMMINENT

Pittsburg, Pa, June IDA strike of 25,000 coal miners in the central dis trict of Pennsylvania is imminent. Within the last ten days secret meet ings have been held at Robertsdale and Clearfield, at which national and district officers of the United Nine Workers association were authorized to prepare terms of the strike to be declared as soon as those officials thought the time ripe.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
FARMER AND WIFE MURDEREDD.

Austin, Tex, June 10.-G w. En- burg and wife, residing in a Swede set tlement twenty miles west of here, were murdered last night in their home. MT. Enburg was shot through the head with buckshct and his throat cut from ear to ear Mrs Enburg was shot through the head by a pistol bull let and her throat cut. Two negroes on the place are missing.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
NOT READY FOR TRIAL.~

Wallace, Idaho, June 10-The l1n- peachment trial of Sheriff Young and Commissioners Boyle and Simpson was to have begun today, but the counsel for the defense stated that he had had no time for consultation with the prisoners and court adjourned until Monday morning.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
END OF A PLEASURE PARTY.

Stockton, Cal, June 10.-The chief topic of conversation is the terrible ending of a pleasure party which went up the San Joaquin river in a catama- ran yesterday Shortly after mid night one of the supporting boats of the catamaran filled and sank with the result of Miss Mabel Kafitz and Walter Henderson, an engineer, were drowned.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
HUNG BY HER FEET UNTIL DEAD.

Columbia, s. C., June 10.-Jane .Shippery, a young married woman liv- ing near Spartanburg, clim'had into q cherry tree in her yard totay to get some fruit for breakfast. She lest her balance and fell, her feet catching be- tween two limbs. She made no out cry and hung there until dead.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
DIED OF SUNSTROKE.

Washington, June 10.-A cablegI am received at the navy department from Captain Barker, the naval officer in command at Manila, announces the sudden death of Captain Henry Nich~ was in command of the monitor Mo- nadnock.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
GERMANY IN THE WAY.

Washington, June 10.-Aceording to private advices from The Hague there is grave danger that all arbitration schemes before the conference will fail. Germany is markedly hostile 10 the arbitration principle.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
--:O.- MAY BRING IN FILIPINOS.

San Francisco, June 1O.-The Me- chanics Institute received permission from the authorities at Washington to bring to this country for exhibition purposes, forty Filipinos, the institute to file a bond for the safe return Of the Filipinos
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
NAsH's LAW PARTNER MAY RUN

Cleveland, O., June 10.-The lead ing candidate for the democratic nom- ination for governor is Congressman LentZ of Columbus. who has easily twice as many delegates as his most formidable rival, Colonel Kilbourne Lentz and Judge Nash, the republican candidate, are law partners They have been associated in the practice of law fer years.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
A SPANISH CYCLONE.

Madrid, June 1O.JA tornado yester- day swept over San Pedro and Alarso, in the province of Valldolid. One hun dred and fifty houses were destroyed and there was great loss of life. Ten bodies have been recovered from the ruins. Toledo has been visited by q great storm. The lower part of the city is flooded.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
DEPARTURE OF DREYFUs.

Cayenne, French Guinea, June 1o.- The French cruiser Sfax left the isl- ands at 6:2O this morning with Drey- fus on board. The latter embarked on the warship at o'clock yesterday morning.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
PENALTY FOR STEALING KISSES.

Grand River. Iowa, June 10.-Be- cause R. w. Boeger refused to satisfy a judgment against him for $500 for stealing Q kiss from her, Mrs. May Brenner yesterday shot and danger ously wounded him.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
THAT WIFE AND DAUGHTER.

Armour, s. D., June 10.-S. Clark shot and fatally wounded his wife and 15-year-old daughter four miles north west of Del Monte Last night and then disappeared. Officers are in pursuit.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
A SAN FRANCISCAN DEAD.

San Francisco, June 10.-Hon. Tim othy Guy Phelps, chairman Of the board of regents of the University of California and formerly collector of customs at this port, Gied today.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
AMERICAN IN A DUEL IN LONDON.

London, June 10.-A duel with pis- tols was fought today between a West End doctor and a medical student, an American. The latter was wounded in the arm
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
THE END IN SIGHT.

Lebanon, Mo, June IDA decided change for the worse in the condition of Congressman Bland occurred this afternoon, which evidently marks the beginning of the end.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
THE NEWARK SAFE.

Washington, June 10.-The cruiser Newark is heard from and is un- doubtedly safe.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-11

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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-09-09
DOM PAUL ASKS FOR TINE
REFUSES TO ACCEPT TERMS
HIS Latest Reply - Rights Conceded
Suxerainty Claim Rejected - Offers
Furthur Conference - An Ultimatunl
By the English.

Pretoria, Sept. THE latest reply
of the Transvaal to the British demands
has been published.
In this reply regret is expressed that
the proposals of Great Britain are unac-
ceptable. The Transvaal government adj
mits Britains rights, under convention
and international law, to protect her sub
jects, but denies the claim of suzerainty.
The reply agrees to further confer
ence regarding the franchise and repre-
sentation.
London, Sept. THE mornings news
sheds no new light on the Transvaal cri-
sis. MIR. Chamberlain, secretary of state
for the colonies, remains at the colonial
Office and other cabinet ministers are
either here or on their way to the city
General opinion tends to the belief that
the cabinet council will result in an i'll.
timatum followed by an immediate back.
down on the part of the Beers, or the
commencement of hostilties by Grea,
Britain.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-09-09
1mprOveW Train uipM eat.

The o. K. 4 N. and Oregon Short
Line have added a buffet, smoking and
library car to their Portland Chicago
through train. and dining car servios
has been inauguarated. The train II
equipped with the latest chair cars
day coaches and luxurious frst.Clasl
and ordinary sleepeIs. Direct conneo.
ton made ut Granger with Union Pa
clio. and at Ogden with Rio Grand,
line, from all points in Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho to all Eastern cities
For information, rates, etc., call OF
any o. X. u N. agent. or address w
H. Hnrlburt, General Passenger Agent
Portland.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-09-09

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. eight hun
bred thousand people saw the parade OF
over 10000 Grand Army veterans, and
with one accord pronounced it the most
impressive pageant ever seen in Philadel-
phia. The majority OF the old soldiers in
line bore the strain Of the formation and
march admirably. They marched with
precision, even if they were not as quick
in obeying commands as in the COS. The
arrangements were all that could be de-
sired and all along the route the marchers
were supplied with refreshing drink by the
water couriers who everywhere attended
them.
But despite the admirable arrangements
the parade was necessarily attended with
much fatigue and there were thousands
among the spectators who expressed the
opinion that the time has come to aban-
don this most inspiring feature OF the ma
tional encampment. At every national
encampment for nearly decade the same
proposal has been made without result,
but it may now be put down as GER
tainty that the veterans will not march
many more years.
The great column formed in Broad street
in the vicinity of Giiard avenue. Heading
the procession was Acting Commander
in Chief johnson OF Cincinnati and the
members OF his staff. Accompanying
them rode General latta, the grand mar
shall OF the day and his aids, who escorted
the commander to the reviewing stand in
front Of the city hall, while the thousands
Of spectators who lined the sidewalks
and occupied the windows and roofs Of
the buildings shouted an enthusiastic well
come. The governors and other state off
GERS OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey, the
mayor and the city officials of Philadel-
phia, and the various committees followed
in carriages, and all took their places on
the reviewing stand, where the president
and party were already seated. General
Miles, Adjutant General Corbin and other
distinguished guests from the national cap
ital also occupied seats at the city hall.
The parade began shortly before II
o'clock and though the route had been
considerably shortened it was after 3
o'clock when the last flags passed the re-
viewing stands. The route was down
Broad street past the city hall, east on
Market to Fourth, to Chestnut, to Broad,
to Pine, where the veterans disblnded. In
passing Independence hall the soldiers sa
luted the old Liberty bell.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-09-09
IDAHO NOTES.

Governor Steunenberg and party
will accompany the volunteers on their
journey home.
Rain has improved the ranges in all
parts of the state, and stock is in ex-
cellent condition.
The state militia is showing up in
good shape, and all the members seem
to be taking an active interest.
The Idaho volunteers who left Ma
Mia on the 31st ult., on the transport
Grant have reached San Francisco.
Large shipments of apples, plums
and peaches are being made from this
state to the eastern market this year.
Mining interests in the Nine Mile
country are such as would indicate a
boom in that vicinity in the near flu.
ture.
Frost injured the vines of potatoes,
beans and melons in the northern part
of the state last week. The damage
will not be great.
The Boise Gun club has accepted the
challenge of the De Lamar club for a
match, and the event will come off on
September Is in Boise.
Ralph Drought, son of Henry
Drought, merchant of Wardner, was
run over by the o. r. & N. passenger
train. He was deaf and dumb.
The grain harvest in Ada county is
almost complete; threshing is in pro-
gress and threshers report grain turn
ing out better than was expected.
The prospect of the main line being
brought through Boise has already had
a marked effect upon the real estate
market and property is rapidly advanc.
ing in price.
The three-year-old daughter OF
George Merritt, living near Nampa
was killed last week by colt, which
kicked her, the hoof striking directly
over the heart.
The work of computing the assessed
valuation of the state as equalized has
been completed. The total shows it tc
be $46.24S,412.33, as against 3O,423,
671.95 last year.
Attorney Sam Mcfarland, brother OF
II. Mcfarland, ex-attorney general for
the state, now resident Of Lewiston
arrived in Kendrick last week greatly
exhausted, after being lost in the noun
tains for about Is hours.
The total assessed valuation of the
railroads for the state is $8,29O,452, oil
telegraph lines $94.799.31, and the tele
phone lines 51.169.76. The first coun
ty in assessed valuation is Ada with
$5,1S0,271, the second Latah with
O3S.9O7.26.
Complete returns of Lewiston's as
SCISSOR show the valuation of taxable
property in the city to be $S3O,912. 80
gain over last year Of yer a quarter
of million Of taxable property. The
number of school children in the dis
trict by the census just taken is 1881
gain over last year Of 231.
George Flood, motorman in the
Bunker Hill mill yards, was making 6
coupling between lumber car and an
other car, when the brakes slipped
starting the train, which threw him
off his balance. While falling one Of
his feet caught between the two cars
breaking his leg just above the ankle
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-09-09

Chicago, Sept. 4.-The Times Herald
says:
Charges of perjury and subornation OF
perjury have been filed against General
L. S. Otis, commander Of the American
army in the Philippines, with President
Mckinley by Frank p. Blair, one of ths
counsel for Captain Nj. o. Carter, late gov
eminent engineer at Savannah. Counsel
Blair declares that at an early date he will
also file charges Of perjury and suborna-
ton OF perjury against Judge Advocate
Colonel Thomas II. Barr. Colonel Barr
appeared in the famous trial Of Carter for
the government. General Otis was presi-
dent of the Carter court martial.