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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-02
BIG GAIN in RECEIPTS
GOVERNMENT REVENUES FOR FER
RUARY REACHED $37,9.S,332.
Nearly Ten Millions More than Same
Month Last Year-Deficit of s6,ooo,-
OOO-The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The compare
tive statement of the government receipts
and expenditures shows that. for the month
of February, the receipts aggregated $751;
9as. 1872. a gain. as compared with February.
1898, of about 50, $4,000 The expenditures for
the month were s4S, 9ls, 929, leaving a deficit
for February of about 5000. coo. The re-
ceipts for the eight months of the present
fiscal year were 1895. Ala. 1877. against 1924. $751;
eco for the same period last year. The Feb
ruary receipts from customs were SIG, 921. 572.
a gain over February, 1898. of nearly $780,
0n. Internal revenue. sl9, 224, 299, a gain Of
nearly 81, 240,OOo
The monthly statement Of the public debt
shows that at the close of business Feb.
2s, 1899, the debt, less cash in the treasury,
was 81, l57, 90, 391. an increase during the
month of IS. 279, Gal. This increase is ac-
counted for by a corresponding decrease in
the cash. The debt is recapitulated as
follows:
Interest-bearing debt ..............S 81 ,040, 135, 20
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity .............-..--. LII. go
Debt bearing no interest .......... $3.50 ,964
Total 81. 427. 007. 94
This amount, however, does not include
S555, 52S. 53 in certificates and treasury notes,
oISet py d. eQudi dihoul u CdSh III nc
treasury.
The cash in the treasury is recapitulated
as follows:
Gold 1924, Gel .476
Silver 67. 531, SS7
Bonds, deposits in national bank
repositories. disbursing officers
balances, etc. So. 49,, 120
Total S90s. $50, 81
Against the above there are demand La
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on the water and the probability is he will
avail himself either of the dispatch boat
Dolphin or the yacht Sylph for a cruise in
Chesapeake bay and adjacent rivers.
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Representative Crawford of Texas. who
has been sick for about two weeks at PROVE
dence Hospital, is again worse and his con-
dition is very precarious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

In a quarrel between Nlataafa chiefs
In Samoa, one chief, Tuislla, has been
killed.
A pension haa reissued 10 Wesley J..
Fisher az Blhckfoot Ida. Of So. one haa
been granted TO Margaret Kelley at
Cheyenne, wye, OF 8.
G.. u. Lane. who owns o large part ~
tho cargo OF tho steamer Lauradh, which
was recently wrecked on one Of tho
pubylon islandp, hopes 10 save most
% the merchandise on board that
vessel.
The British steamer Ardahn. outward
bound from Boston Tor Halifax. last
uight ran down una sank the Gluu-
ccster fishing schooner Two Forty, OF
the nine fishermen on board only two.
II Is thought have been saved.
Two Idaho volunteers died I'm the
hospital 90 Boise, Idaho, yesterday.
They were llert Calvin OF Camas, mem
Der Of company A. and jay Heard Of
n0ife. member Of company H. Both
came back from tho Philippines sick,
II IL reported that Great Bhtain'a
immense military preparations against
two inaIgnlncaut republics are viewed
with considerable curiosity IN some Of
the European cupltalf, notably Paris
and st. petershurg Notes. have been
exchanged on the subject, and ID Is
even limited 10 unofficial quarters that
Inquiries VIII be- addressed io the Brit.
lfh government na 20 the contemplated
absorption ~ the two republics by the
british empire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Old contro,sr.y wm be opened when
Congress Meets

New York. oct 2i.-A special 10 the
Herald from Washington says;
President Mckinley intends 90 send
10 the Senate Immediately after Com
greaa conyeneH the nominations " Rear
AdmimlH Sampson and schlcy ana oth-
rr o.lcrfr. recommended last year for
advancement uH reward for gallant
conduct in action.
This decision M the President and
Secretary LnnE n ~ said. has been In
nucuccd In no small degree by the Hen-
ument OF the country 40 nuagcd by
them on the recent trip IN The West.
The nouTle. 10 m said dld not seem TO
care much about the matter, though
they showed unhounded enthusiasm fur
the work ~ the navy durlnE the war
with sruip. and were plainly anxious
that those who had brought the war 10
u futceaHfi' ISSUE should be rewarded.
% b. therefore intended by the Ifcsl-
dcut % tefubmit ail the naval numiun-
'ionH durinr the coming session and %
De- undgutond the nominations giving
brevcts 10 army officers Tor gallant cone
duct ln action Will also be reauhmlitod,
The nominations 10 be- sent 100 In Dee
combnr. however. Will be changed iu
tho case 90 several naval officers on
account OF tho natural changes which
have occurred since they were FIRST
submitted.
Tho original nominations OF Rear Nd
minis sampson and Hchlpy called Tor
their advancement hy b aud 4 numbers
This would have resulted In placing
Rear Admiral Sampson number ON
the lsf M senior rear udmlrtlH ana
Nohr Admiral schley number Z. leaving
Read Admiral McNair aH the senior
rear admiral, and Rear Admiral Howell
nH number . The rotiremoutH ~ COM
mudurc ltohcHnn and Rear Admiral
iinwiaun have already advanced Rear
Admlfula sampson and schiuy two
numbers should the original nnmlnn-
lions hn aumhittcd Rear Admirula
Sampson and schloy would pass over
Rear AlmirnlH McNair ana Howell. and
Read ADMIRAL Sampson would be- the
senior rear admiral.
This VIII not be permitted. u is
understood that Secretary Long will
consult Roar Admiral Crowinshield,
chief of inc bureau u navigation. and
the nominations viii probably be- fore
wnrdoi Tor ;he advancement uf Rear
Admiral sampson six numbers and
Rear Admiral schicy four numbers.
uy adopting this plan Rear Admiral
Sampson would jump over Rear Ad-
miralH Casey. Schlry Watson. FAR
miral schlcy would be- advanced over
Rear AdmiralH Watson, Fnrquhnr,
Remoy and knuiz.
Friends OF Roar Admiral schloy viii
undoubtedly make determined vf-
fort 10 prevent the confirmation of the
nomination ~ Rear Admiral Sampson,
and lSentuckianH are expected 90 use
their lnnutucc 20 prevent the nominn-
lions ~ both officers being confirmed,
Roar Admiral Watson. their protege.
being considered 10 be- ~ command NJ
aioh o formidable squadron that DE-
should retain Dis present position on
the naval register
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Joe Choynski whip. the Australian in the
Iighth nound 10 nrnadway Cinb,

Joe Choynski Whip. the Australian in the
Iighth Round NJ broadway Ciub.
Sew York. oct gn.-Ioc ChlyuaM VI
California whipped Jimmy Ryan OF
Australia DO tho seventh round Uf their
hTht tonight at the broadway Athletic
olub. Choynah was Gar tho cloyorer
and the result was expected. Ryan was
out-p0intcd from The nrst tap of the
gong, uud when The Knockout came
ChlyusM was uH fresh ua when Doc bee
run. liyun'f previous showing with
Choyuskl with whom be stayed twenty
rounds. made some people bet even
money that Ryan would HtuY the limit
this time. iiut the even money they hu
was badly Invested. uH Ryan newer hli
q possible show when 10 came Go hard
work
In the opening round choynah kept
nghtinu with the tee uu the face. and
Ryan remained uu the defensive. Hcof.
Ing only one ltftshan1 punch un the
face. Choynrk kept jahhlng boo The sec-
ond ana got his right over three times.
twice to the eye and once 90 the mouth.
Ryan tried 10 DO something vt close
quarters. but ChnyuHN blocked every
lead.
The third round was simply % rcpcll.
ton of tho second. Ryan opened thr
fourth with o. rush. aonding riHht
90 the body but Juv stralghtruri him
up with % hard iafi tl the face. Ryan
ala some clever dudglnr but hla ate
tomptH Go land were Intellectual.
co. the NTH Ryan swung bis riEht Co
the ribs hut after that hU 90 not land
clean punch Will, Joe krpl up COM
tluuous lnbhiuF uf ieftH Uu the face.
Ryan began with strtlEht 'ctt on
the face boo The sixth uud they Ok
chnnRrd LETT swings on the head. Jo"
inbbod left tu the mouth ana nose.
drawing "a little blood. Ryan fought
rameiy but hiH face was badly battered
whom be- returned tu his cprnvr. where
they mixed it up early iu tho seventh.
hut Ch1yuah sent hIH opponent Go inc
n10r with % right ou the Jaw. Ryan Eut
up inside the limit hut won't down
urnlu from another right un the marx.
After roylNiug from this blow lIynn
saved himself from being counted out
hy 70 clean margin. but when Doc zee
gained his feet Doe Els Ho gruFsy tnat
there was no possible chance NJ MS
fighting any longer. ChuyuHM went 20
him without a. seconds delay and
swung hls right once 90 the mark aud
Ryan went down on hiH hands and
Knees. lie las in that position aH u he
were parnlyEed The referee counted tho
Australian out and declared Chuytuh
the winner. Time N round. 1885.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Manila. oct y. 1885 O. NIT f. be-
llcycd that the Filipino commissioner
ON whose behalf permission has been
asked 60 visit Gen. Otis TO diHcusa
peace terms and other matters. N nd-
mittcd 90 the American lines. will not
BE- brought 10 Manila. but IL 81 expect
"a that Gen. Macarthur viii De- otu-
powered tn meet them ilc VIII de-
cline Co receive any official communal
cation from the Hu-oalled republic,
The spectacle 0f the last Filipino ofil-
Gers who waited unon the American
authorities here. displaying uniforms
about the city, encouraged the hostile
element ~ the Inhabitants. And. more
over. tho persistent attempts u the va
rioue commissions previously sent 90
Manila to cntrap the Americans into
.nme sort NJ recognition of the Filipino
government had exhausted the pa
tIcnce 81 the authorities.
n Is reported shat the Flllpinos pro-
pose to Hrk Tor an exchange ~ sick
spanlnrda In their hands for Filipino
prisoners.
rived today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Washington. oct. 2i.-Maior General
Miles. commanding the army, has sub
mitted to the secretary NJ war his an-
nunl report ON the condition ana needs
OF the army. The report IA very brief
aud rather formal, 10 does not deal
with tho military situation In the PHIL
lpplnoH, beyond submitting the yari-
GUS reports OF officers forwarded TO tho
commanding general
General Miles leaves today, accom-
panied by Col MichclUr Of his stan,
for AN extended tour 81 inspection Of
the Wcst. Northwest and Southwest
He win 80 first 10 Chicago, and thence
as far west na Seattle nnd Portland.
thence 10 san Francisco aud back by
way OF san Antonio and New or
leans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

the money ought to be- spent in lrelnnl.
adding " viii not WlthnraW. u D.
mere funbNri ur niuudcr'
The chairman then cnllei the sore
rcunt-ut.arma 10 remove Tho offending
member and Mr. Nedmnni. annie q
scene u confusion. said be would not
trouble tho sergeant .Rtsnrnis nnd
walked out amid nationalist cheers and
tho laughter of the other mombsrf.
Turuina 10 tho niniafer'alist benches
as ho lcu the chamber Mr.. ltndmoni
shouted. u wish you Joy NJ thH blood
OF the iiooTs ana your victory over the
Iuur Trnneynal farmers
Mr. nalfour closed the detaia by
moving closure. and the vote Tor the
fionps was then adopted by 900 90 %.
After nn angry passage between Nlr
IiUf Afhmpud- Bartlett. conservative
members fur a division on sheffield. and
Michael pdviu. nationalist member
FOR South Mayo, az tho conclusion ~
which N'r. UaVitt was called upon 20
Withdraw an expression chNucterltlng
IL abatement Of Sir Eilil Aahmead-
Harfttt a. "a fiifehoud. 81 DILLON HIg-
H.stOd thut "a vote BE- taken on The
main ddrHtion, lie would only ask, he
said. an assurance of the sans trclt-
mont for the cnemy'n wounded ua for
tio wounded British
Nir ralfour replied that the dictates
~ humanity and civilization would M
afrc that,
Ne Hnif1ur then read 'he following
telegram from Mai Yuie. dated frDm
ulcrroo camp at o'clock ihla evening"
~ frrrrt TO- import that Nru. stWonH
iH mtriaiy wounded. other rarruiiies
viii follow. The important euccDsf 90
day ls due 10 Gen. Symunf'l rpurhr"
hu1 rartniehln and Go the gallant tf-
nmt d. uud confidence he gave 90 the
troops under bic command"
The vote Of ct0Oo0 900 was then c1r-
rled. uo result being announced uH 81
etr aud BE- against the credit
III IL--.--- Nm. u.LLu-Lu-L--l-
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New York. oct. s0.-R @. Dun g Cc's
Weekly Review of Trade viii sny to-
morrow "ln no-t lines business COM
tluuca tu expand, though in some there
either because prices have uutrun the
FirW1 " buyers ur because recent pure
chnHeH have been poo heavy that nobody
lH loft ne need. Prices are rtlli udylnc-
Ing. boz almost every line supported by
Ruins prices of materials. aud works
everywhere are sim crowded 60 their
utmost capacity. while nt many points
% Dr. found hard 10 yet enough cumpc-
tent hands. But the volume of buHi-
ness expressed lu values rises much
more than prices. showing rcmurkt-
hlo increase In quantities. of goods cx-
changed"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

baltimore. oct. eo.-Jake Kilruin was
practically put to sleep tonight IA
FIVE rounds By Steve O'punnell ~ Aus
trniln, before the Eureka Athletic CLUB.
In the opening rounds Jake showed "a
good deal of hlH old-tlmc clevcrneaH. tie
blocked we'll duckcd and skipped about
Ike u younrHter. O'ponnvll falling ca
nut I'd glove ON him until The third
round. AMI then only lIght blows we're
exchanged.
A straight rirht punch on the jaw
dnzed the veteran IN the fourth round.
4 series of right ana left punches ln
the nfth. supplemented hy hard right
swing on the Jaw sent kllraln Co inc
the sponge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

eta ln n bonus lottery The tickets and
tho fraudulent articles of Incorporation
bear the forged signatures uf Col John
Jacob Aston vi New York aud two
other prominent Americans. and claim
"a capitalization NJ li00.o01r01 The name
Asinr Dr. wcl known loo MHNcn un ace
ia that family
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Discovery ~ Extensive Coal Deposits -
American Lottery Fraud.

city OF Mexico. oct. 2i.-The en-
gincor's reports confirm the previously
reported discovery ~ extensive and
commercially available coal beds In the
state of puehla, which may lead 10 the
rrHuHcitntinn nf tho gas hualnofs Ia this
city. The concession for the gas COM
pnny was Grnnted two Year, ag1 60
Americans and twice renewed hut noth-
ing hns come OF ~. although the char
ter ~ more liberal than viii In all
probability ever De granted again.
The police are looking for certain
Americans who are travelling through
the interior ~ this country selling tlck-
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AilN ANAii tue
wandering
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brought back
TO the point
BY the stern
voice OF the
judge mad
am we arc not
interested in
what you
hfHk, We
ant to hear
what you &C
tually know
There's no
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experienced
with the
worthy won
en- witnesses
TO the cures
.a..sAN.N -
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When witnesses are examined the Court
Insists that they shall tell only what they
knoip. not what they think o. believe, Time
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STRONG NERVES
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New York oct si.--A special TO the
Hcmld from Washington says;
IL has developed that pourparleurH are
being exchanged by the United states.
Great britain ana Germany respecting
the partition or the samoan group.
Dispatches printed from Berlin and
London have seemed 60 Indicate that
tho United States iH taking no part In
the negotiations respecting the future
N the Samoan Islands which have
been ln progruHH f0r some days. A. %
matter ~ fact, this government has
been cnWizunt OF the propositions made
by Germany and Great Britain and n
IL apparent that the former ia nuN-
iuua FOR u division on the basis u tho
island M Upolu Tor herself. savnu Tor
Great iriinln ana Tutuila Tor the
United States, Secretary Hay has care
fully considered the matters ln connoc-
ton with Samoa brought 90 hia nttCu-
tlon. and I understood has replied to
them iu such way uH not 10 commit
the government Co amy policy on this
point Undoubtedly u ~ receiving seri-
GUS consideration and when the proper
moment arrives for showing the hand
or this government. Secretary Hay viii
announce the views ~ the President
There be- no doubt that the PROPOSE
tion IN some respects meets with favor
In Official circles.
San Francisco. oct. 2i.-Dr. Sigfried
Oeuthe. who has Just arrived from
Samoa, says that the trouble IN the ISL
anda grows ont % the fact that the
natives cannot understand the cause ~
delay that attends the Inauguration u
tho proposed new form Of government.
They cannot be- made To- comprehend
that the commissioners who recently
visited the Islands and won their conf
d. a.. a.. O..
the plan ~ government submitted to
the natives and approved by them.
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Carpets sewod, lined ana laid
fHEE
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Have you ADDED UPON IN your list
Of books Tor WINTER READtNGT
MANY PEOPLE who viii not read a
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TO such send ADDED UPON, For sale
by an news dealers or at DESEhEr
NEWS OFFICE.
Tomb stones 8 Montmenls at Morris,
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ouAKERs TAKr rounrn.
Series Of flames nstwosn Leaders h a lie
To-day Decides.

brooklyn. oct, eo.-PhIladclphla won
the fourth game OF tho match acrica to-
day by better hitting. Mclnmca was
Knocked out of the box 10 the nfih IN
ming, ana was succeeded by Donovan
Who hgid the phlues down The
vonthcr was cold and the Bruoklyna
Yielded ragged The sorleH " now tied.
and tomorrow'H game VIII decide. scurc'
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-10

Nuestros concejos municipales
no sou aut6nomos, hoy por hoy;
el poder predominante, por ra-
z6n de estado, tiene centraliz ida
la facultad plena para resolver
eE todes los ordenes de la admit
nistracion; pues diIfjanse- a 81
los unos y los otros, el Ayunta-
miento manifestando su resolu-
ci6n de ley, daica q nue puede
sugetarse; los contribuye yentes, ,ex-
poniendo 10 que sientan, dicien-
do la verdad sin ambajes, sin ro-
deos, y sea el poder general de
la Isla el que resuelva; de lo
contrario, el Ayuntamiento nc
podra pagar sus c. eiitos y ater-
clones, y una gran parte de los
gremios en- que Sc subdividen q
comercio Y la industria, tendrar
que cerrar sus puertas q todo ne
gocio.
Tai es la situaci6n Y tai 81
nuestro criterio.