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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

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The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
OFFICERS FROM ILLINOIS.
Captains and Lieutenants For the
New Regiments Chosen From
Illinois Volunteers.

Washington. Aug. 31.-The follow
ing appointments from Illinois in the
volunteer regiments are announced:
To be Captains-Paul Il. Line, late
captain First Illinois cavalry, Thirty
eighth; Joseph b. Canghey, lat major
Third Illinois. Thirty-ninth: Thomas
J.. McGirr, late captain Sixth Illinois,
Fcrtieth; James Clark, late captain
Seventh Illinois, Forty-first; James F..
Hill, late captain Ninth Illinois, Forty
second; James l.. Malloy, late captain
Seventh Illinois. Forty-ffth; Samuel
5. Houston, late captain Fourth Illi-
nois, Forty-seventh; Thomas l. MAR,
late captain Second Illinois, Forty
sixth: Benjamin +. Patrick, late adju-
tant First Illinois, Forty-fifth
To be First Observation-Disclosures
Boyer, late first lieutenant First ILL.,
nois cavalry, Thirty-ninth; Eugene T..
barton, late captain Fourth Illinois,
Fortieth; n. P. Pavey, late captain
First Illinois, Thirty eighth; A. C. Me-
lntosh, late Sixth Illinois, Forty-first;
George p. Tyner. late captain First
Illinois, Forty-fifth; j. r. McAndrews.
late lieutenant Second volunteer engi-
neers, Forty-second; Jesse G. Gorwood,
late lieutenant Second Illinois. Forty
seventh: A. L. Castle, late adjutant.
Fifth Illinois, Forty-fifth.
To be Second Lieutenants-E. H..
White, late Seventh Illinois, Thirty
ninth; Benjamin Hall. late lieutenant
Third Illinois. Forty-fourth; f. w.
Mumford, late First Illinois, Forty
NTH; r. n. Sutherland. late corporal
Battery A, Illinois artillery, Forty
fourth
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
RETURNED TO WASHINGTON.
The Unexpected Return of Secre-
tary Hay to the Capital Sets
the GOssipers Guessing.

Washington, Aug. 3i.-Secretary
Hay arrived Unexpectedly in Washing
ton, and his appearance at this time,
when it was understood that he would
not return before the end of Septem-
Der, gave rise to the supposition that
some emergency interrupted his vaca-
ton. 1t was suggested that there was
to be meeting of the American MEM
bers of the high joint commission. and
also that the secretary's presence was
required to carry on some negotiations
to perfect the Samoan treaty. The
secretary contented himself with the
statement that some odds and ends of
business OF no great importance had
called him TO Washington. He will re.
main only few days. President Me-
kinley is expected back by Friday or
Saturday. and the secretary will take
advantage of the opportunity TO ad.
wise with him respecting pending ques-
tions before the state department.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
FOR HARMONY In THE RANKS.
EI-GOv. Altgeld VIII Make "Har-
mOny" the Theme of . Series
of Political Speeches.

Chicago, Aug. 31.-The Chronicle
says: Harmony in the ranks of the
democracy will supply the leading
theme of n series of speeches to be de-
livered in New York and other cities
in the east by exGov. John p. Altgeld
during the next two weeks. Mr.. Alt
geld will leave Chicago on his eastern
trip Thursday or Friday. and goes to
preach the gospel of peace in the party
ranks. According to Nober Gottlieb,
who was chairman of the Altgeld or
ganization during the recent NUM-
cipal campaign of the ex-governor and
who speaks by authority, pronounce
ments intoxicating complete unity
among all the branches of the nations
democracy, and forecasting union of
the democratic hosts of 1900 as n GER
tainty, can be expected from Mr. Alt
geld when he speake at he big labor
Gay demonstration, for which he is
scheduled in New York next Monday
night.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
TO SALUTE ADMIRAL DEWEY.
Vermont VIII Have Two Ten-TOn
Gums to Announce Admiral
Dewey's HomecominR

San Francisco, Aug. 31.--Two ten
ton guns will leave Mare island for
Vermont, where they will boom a sa-
lutte from the hills surrounding Ad-
miral Dewey's native town of Mont
pelier, when the flagship is sighted off
Sandy Hook.
Gov. +. c. Smith of Vermont applied
to the authorities at Washington for
two heavy guns for use in the salute
to be fired in Dewey's honor The de-
partment informed the governor that
the only guns which could be used
were at the Mare island navy yard. in
California, and that no funds available
for their transportation were at hand.
Give me an order and / will stand
the expense said the governor. and
the big guns will be on hand to salute
Dewey.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
YEARS AMONG THE B|)ERS.
A British Agent, En- Route Home,
Talks About Affairs in the
Transvaal.
SPENT THREE YEARS IN THE COUNTRY.
though President kruger and
Gen. Joubert Are Both Aversc to
Gt-Noung blood In the Cabinet
Desire IL.

Seattle, WASH. Aug. 31.-David L.
Wilson. who claims to- be an agent of
the British government and to have
important papers.f for the home Office,
has arrived here en- route to London
from the Transvaal.
Mr.. Wilson says he has no doubt
that there will be war
Three Years In the Transvaal.
II have been three years in the
Transvaal and know the leaders of the
Boer government well. President
Kruger does not want war. He is now
an old an infirm man. As such he has
not the control of the cabinet that he
had once. The cabinet is composed
of young blood who want indepcnd-
ence and who, | may say, will never
give up until they have either at
tanned it or been wiped out of exist
ence by the English forces. This is
why ] say there will be war;"
That Defective ANN unitiou.
The story sent out that Gen. Joubert
has found that the reserve shells in the
Pretoria forts are ineffective is proba-
bly, true. A partial knowledge of this
fact has been known for some time in
British ministerial circles. There will
be no trouble in replacing the ammu-
milton, however.
Gen. Joubert, ] know personally, is
opposed to war. He will lead the Boer
forces when war comes. He is q
fighter. man of courage. and will
simply be a sacrifice to his ambition.
The Blow VIII be Fatal.
when the blow is struck, il will be
fatal one in the Transvaal. The
British have for months been massing
troops and are practically ready at
this time, if necessity demanded inn
mediate action
Mr.. Wilson takes issue with the sug-
gestion that Hon. Joseph Chamberlain
Is in any way responsible for the trou-
bic.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
ALTERATION WITH WHITES.
IL Resulted Fatally to Two Negroe..
Near Rockford. VIA Third
Injured and Spirited Away.

chicago, Aug. 3i.-A special to the
Record from Rockford, H., says:
Two of the three negroes injured
in the alteration with white men en-
ployed in ballasting work along the
Illinois Central tracks. near this city.
are dead. The >hird negro who was
injured has not been brought 10 this
city and his condition is not known.
The colored people of Rockford
tuesday night. held a meeting in the
African NJ. f.. church, denouncing the
killing ot the two men and CALLING
upon the authorities to take prompt
and vigorous action. Committees were
appointed to help the city authorities
to search for the guilty parties.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
GOV. LRARY OF GUAM ISLAND.
A Letter Received From Our La
drOne Possession With Capt.
Leary's Proclamation.

Baltimore, Aug. 31.-Capt. Richard
=. Leary. u. $. ~, native OF Balti-
more. has arrived at Guam, Ladrone
islands. and has established the SOW
erignty of the United States. A let
ter received here incloses copy OF
the first proclamation of Capt. Leary
as governor of the islands, to the ma
tives. II is in part as follows:
"That you. the inhabitants of Guam,
are hereby informed that in establish
ing a new political power the author
ity of the United States will be exerted
for the security of the persons and
property of the people of the island.
and for the confirmation of all your
private rights and relations. That all
political rights heretofore exercised
by the clergy in this island, are hereby
abolished. and everyone is guaranteed
absolute freedom of worship and full
protection in the lawful pursuits of
life, so long as that protection is de-
served by actual submission to and
compliance with the requirements OF
the government of the United States.
THAT all public lands and property
and all rights and privileges on shore
or in the contiguous waters of the
island that belonged TO Spain at the
time of the surrender now belong to
the United States. and all persons are
warned against attempting to pur-
chase, appropriate or dispose of any
of the aforesaid properties, rights or
privileges without the consent of the
United States government. That for
the present preservation of law and
order the existing laws not conflicting
with the provisions of this proclama
ton will continue in force until modi-
fed or annulled by competent author
ity, and all persons are enjoined to
render prompt and cheerful obedience
to the same, in order that the bless
ings of good government, coupled with
happiness and prosperity for the great
est good of the greatest number may
be the heritage of all residents of the
island as worthy citizens of the island
OF Guam under the free flag of the
United States.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
FOR FAITHFUL sEpv,c,
Enlisted Men of the H..
Ice Named for Licu,en serv.
missions In the New Rel, oon-

Washington, Alg. s1.-In
non of faithful service rendersa as'ders-
iisted men, the secretary OF Ia as En-
designated the following for var has
ment in the volunteer regimon. ppolnt-
To be First LieutenantsNf,
Hemphill. first sergeant. Troo sOnn 7.
enth cavalry; Thirty-first = = sev-
Michael II. Barry, regimen.
.ermaster sergeant, First cav. qaa''
Thirty-ninth. 'a'afy
Thomas Ryan, first sergeant. -
n, FIRST cavalry; Fortientb iro'p
Philip Powers, ordnance
q. s. A.; Forty-third. sean'
Philip X. Sweet, Troop d III.
cavalry, discharged in 1892. sersq sa'a
Rough Riders; Forty-sixtb
Jens f. Stedje. sergeant T,o..
Second cavalry; Forty-seven,b
Conant s. Buttrick. sergean, ma.
Eighth infantry; Forty-sixtb
Benjamin Kossman, post mas.
master sergeant U. S. A.; For.is.s
j. {. Watson. first-class .s,s-
signal corps; Forty-fifth.
To be Second Lieu,enan.s-Ho,.,
Lee Landers, Troop A. Fifth CAM
discharged in Porto Rico; Fortvsa
Allen l.. Briggs, First cavalry i
charged December, 1898; Forty.s.,.a
Consuelo A. Sloane, sergeant IT,
c, Third cavalry; Forty-first
Charles J. Weinheimer, noo.,.
missioned, Twenty-seventh ins,,.
volunteers, prior service Fourth r
volunteer infantry; Thirty-ninth
Robert A. Caldwell. private IT,.
{. Fourth cavalry; Forty-second
Davis c. Anderson. sergeant, Trno
c. Fourth cavalry, Fortieth.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
ARE CLOSING In ON mus.
Filipinos Imagine They Can Cau-
ture the Town. and Are Con-
centrating to That End.

Manila. Aug. 80, $50 p. NIT is re-
ported that Aguinaldo, the Filipino
leader, has ordered the rebel generals
in the province of Ca,ite 10 close IN
on an attempt to take the town of
linus, and it is added that troops are
concentrating around the town from
tho lste country
The rebels. il is further said, have an
outpost OF 700 men on the Dasma-
rinas road, and an equal force in the
town of Anabo. The Americans are
intrenehing the town, and they have
no fear of the result of any attack by
lis rebels.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
HEIRS TO sITLER'S FORTUNE.
One Of Them, Bennett sitter, an In
mate of De Witt County Aims
house at HallsviIle, III.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Aug. 3l.-The
whereabouts of Bennett Sitter, said TO
reside in bloomington. and to be an
heir to a two hundredth share in the
estate of Matthias Sitter, valued at $75..
COG, 900. has been ascertained. He is an
inmate of the almshouse at Hallsville,
De Witt county, where he was taken
last July from Weldon, H. A man
named Hostetler, living at Yukon, also
claims to be one of the hers to tn }
Sitter fortune.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
FREIGHT WRECK ON rHEKA7v
Two Men Killed and Four r..-,
One Fatally, by Cars Goinr
Into . Culvert,

Erie, Kas.. Aug. 31.-rwo men WIN
killed and four Others injured. on.
fatally, in a freight wreck on the \
X. & T., two miles south of here when
eight cars of mercha Use and one n
cattle were piled in a heap in small
culvert, the bridge over which rsr
way. The dead are man named
Dougherty, of Commerce, NO., and N
unknown from Colorado. The injured
include Herbert Smith, of Altamou,
Kas., a son of Peter Dick, Of Ipd..
pendence, Mo-, and two unknown men
one of whom was fatally hurt The
men were stealing a ride.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
AFFAIRS IN FAR OFF PERU.
The Government Actively Reervt.
ing Troops to Suppress the
RevOlution.

New York, Aug. 3l.--A dispatch to
the Herald from Lima. Peru, says:
There is active recruiting ever
where, and the government CONTINUES
to send troops to the interior.
1t is impossible to bring any ous
down From Cerro Pasco, as all the
muleteers are in hiding. Business i
at standstill and the mines are shut
ting down.
1t is reported that there is faction
near Cerro Pasco which Is unfayorabs
to the government troops, but the n
port has not yet been verified.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
The California Art,I,.

Washington, Aug. Following IS
the official return for the battalion nj
California artillery: Total commits.
stoned, III; promoted from ranks. i.
gain by appointment, 2; registered. B.
discharged, ?; remaining 10 be mus
tered out. 9. Total enlisted e92; gain
oy transfer, 10; from recruiting. 100:
discharged, 40; lost by transfer. 6:
ued OF disease, 5; deserted. IL; re-
manning 10 be mustered out, 279.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
River News.
Fall. Trace.
THE MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY, AUG. d
Grain aud Provisions.

st. Louis - Flour - Patents.
other grades, s. 1913 WHEAT ~. I al
7CQ70s.c. Corn-No. 2 mixed. 5llsqs1Gs ~ 4.
No. 2, 22d22ac. Hay--Prairie H San,
timothy new. T.5OQ950; CHOICE , sss
s7.o0Qs so. Butter = Creamery ixl-
dairy. 15G17hc Eggs-Fresn. Ec, s.s ~
Prime steam. s5.12I7' Pork New ms ,s.sJ
Bacon-Clear rib. SIC. Wo ,1,,,,a,s medisa
2o@2ehc; Missouri and li'inV sase. sls
combing. 19%c; clothing. isSs'
grades. l3Q1Sc.
Chicago-Closing quotations; s. NJ,
September. 7Ossc: December. nnsh.r q,
75ssc. Corn-Augus.. Slhc; , seP Ssssle w
October, 30sAc; December, zsAgssySs ptss
29ss q2aAc Oats-August., g .$ *.sass ssYTsy
Der. 2OG2Ohc; December. ~ Y! ,S;smUdtssbs
2l.c. Pork-August, SW, T ~
JANUARY. $3.50. Lard-August, SSs~ssm IL
s5.25: January. $5.45. KIDS bs- ,.ils Ociobs
5.l7h; September. s5.l5qo; IN lssvsa
s5.22hQs 20: December. 49,
$i.S7hQ5.W.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
OTHERWISE UNNOT1CED

Discoveries Of good copper prospects
are causing much excitement in Ste.
Genevieve county. Mo.
The presidents proclamation direct
ing the taking of the census of Cuba,
will he made shortly at Havana.
Employees of -. Louis Wholesale
houses are working far into the night
filling orders Of visiting merchants.
English newspapers take serious
view of the Transvaal situation, fear
ing that the country is on the verge
of war.
The United States cruiser Newark.
which recently ran short of coal in
the south Pacific. ha. arrived at San
Francisco.
The ex-Confederates' association of
ST. Louis, camp 7aI. gave dinner and
n smoker at the Southern hotel Tues
day night.
Mike and Tom O'Malley. the NO.
torious Oklahoma outlaws, who have
oeen in hiding for year. have been
captured near FL Reno.
The official weather and crop report.
issued at Washington. shows the Tex.
as crops to be in bad condition on ac.
count of the continued drought.
Four troops of state cavalry
have been ordered 10 relieve the in.
fanfry who have been on duty AT
Darien. Ga, since last Thursday.
The Porto Rico relief committee oi
Philadelphia will issue an appeal to
the country for $4,000 more to send .
second cargo of food and supplies.
NJ. Lisso Joux. who furnished to a
French. newspaper the information on
which the "Cette canailie de D.
article was concocted, is under ar.
rest.
French military surgeons will ex~
anime Col. Du Patty du Clam to ascer.
tain whether he is really too i'll to
testify before the Dreyfus conrt-mar,
tial.
The builders trial trip of the battle,
ship Alabama, Tuesday. resulted in thu.
development of maximum speed OF
~ knots. The required speed is 16
knots.
ulrich Resi-, brickyard laborer,
was run over by a load of brick and
instantly killed at Rock Island. Ill.
John Merk, a teamster. was seriously
injured.
Another case similar to that of Can't.
Dreyfus is reported in France. Army
maps and other documents have been
found in the residence of French ar
tillery officer.
Sixty recruits for the navy who were
enlisted at st. Louis, will start, Friday
night. for Mare Island navy yard, San
Francisco, where they will board the
training ship.
Young William Wilson Sloan. who
stole George Henry Boeck's bride. Miss
Rose Lincoln Edwards, of st. Louis,
and married her, has been forgiven
by his parents.
The contagious cutaneous disease
which has prevailed for some months
around Downs, H., continues. and the
schools of that vicinity will remain
closed indefinitely.
The army worms that have been de-
vastating the lawns in Chicago have
reached Sycamore. III :, and millions of
the ugly little black crawlers are Law
ing waste the beautiful grass that is
the pride of the city.
People living in the village of Hunts
vile, Pa, are excited and unable to
sleep nights, owing to the presence OF
many wildcats. They come from the
mountain near by, and are very VIE
ious.
A beautiful monument. erected to
the memory of the soldiers and sailors
of Lake county. Ill.,. was unveiled and
dedicated upon the court house square
at Waukegon. Tuesday, with impos-
ing ceremonies.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
Remarkable Tragedy

Shelby,ille, Ind, Aug. 31.-Louis
BurlSher, farmer of this county
whipped his aged wife, drove her fro,,
me house, Tuesday, destroyed his
splendid home with dynamite, and
then committed suicide by blowing
out his brains. Burkher was a man
OF irrascible temper. He was 10 years
of age.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
Fire mt Terre Haute, Ind.

Terre Haute, Ind. Aug. 31.-Fire
Tuesday night, destroyed the plant OF
the Terre Haute Canning Co. AMI
the gun-stock factory of II. A. Lano-
don q Co. The latter is the largest
OF its kind in the country. and was
at work on gun stocks for several for.
elgn governments. The loss is $500
600; fully covered by insurance.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
WAS STABBED IN THE BREAST.
'Abe" COakley, the Reported P.rs.
ner OF Jimmy" Hope In the Man
haitian Bank Robbery. Cut.

New York, Aug. 31.-"Abe" Coakley.
who is said to have been a partner of
Jimmy Hope, of Manhattan bank
robbery fame, was stabbed in the lief,
breast in front OF the Garden hotel nj
REIMBURSEMENT street and Third ave-
nue.. His assailant was Vim. joyce. a
hotel porter. Coakley's condition is
said to be precarious.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
Brazilian Anarchists.

Santos, Brazil. Aug. 81, via Calves
ton.-The police have discovered am
association Of anarchists at San Paulo.
40 miles from here, and the investiga-
ton shows that, among others who
were chosen by lot, is young girl.
Gabrielle, who has already started on
her voyage, whose mission il is 10
dynamite buildings of the Paris expo
sition.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
JUDGE SHAcKLEFORD WINS.
me Eighth Mfssouri District Sends
. Democrat to Succeed Rich
ard T.. Bland.

st. Louis, Aug. 31.-Returns received
from nearly all the precincts in the
Eighth congressional district indicate
that Dorsey W. Shackleford (dem. !,
has plurality of over 5000. A heavy
vote was polled in every county in the
district. The vote, so far as learned.
is: Shackleford, 1880; Vosholl. TO-
SOL; Hale (pop.), GA.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
John Co,,em nesa.

New York, Aug. 81 John Cowell.
who ~ss interested largely in real es.
tat" nd mining in California. but who
mao made his home in Brooklyn for 40
years. is dead. He was born in 1909.
IN Wrentham, Mass.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
More Riotinr In C,exe,.,.

Cleveland. o.. Aug. Rioting and
disorder again broke cut in Cleveland.
w. Tuesday night, in connection with
me strike on the lines of the BIG Con-
soiidated street railway, and four cars
We're partly demolished, while the
crews were compelled TO flee for their
liVps
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01
AS VIEWED At CAPE Town.
Belief Prevails that There are Good
Prospects of Peace.

Prospects of Peace.
Cape Town, Aug. 31.-lt is said in
Afrikander circles here, that in spite
OF the persistent warlike rumors. there
are good prospects of peace. 1t is be-
lie,ed that several strongly-worded
communications have been addressed
to President Kruger of the Transvaal
republic, urging the desirability of
using every effort to obtain peaceful
solution of the trouble.
Hon. VIM. p. Schreiner. premier of
Cape Colony. has telegraphed to Presi-
dent Steyn, of the Orange Free State,
expressing the hope that peace will he
preserved and declaring his confidence
that he president Steyn) would Dc
his utmost to this end
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01

Rennes, Aug. 31.-Report comes
from the anti-Dreyfus crowd that the
army was canYassed recently and
found TO be Overwhelmingly with the
generals. Ii is said that. from the
colonies down, the regiments only
await a sign from their generals 10
upset the government In casa of the
acquittal of Dreyfns.
TransvaaI Police Officers Arrexted
Lourenzo, Marquese, Delagao Bay.
Ang. 3i.-Two Transyaal police on
GERS were arrested upon their arrival
here.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01

GAINESVILLE, O.. Aug. 31.--John R 10
Lean was nominated on the first bar
lot-receiving 402h ballots-in m
Democratic state convention in session
here.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01

II I,ouis-Cattle-Fanc exPo. nM
800: butchers. s4OOa5 50; stoessee''' Hoe-
SIS SIS cows and heifers. e.soas"a; s ass
Packing. s4.4OQ4.7o; butchers, sseep. -
light, 81. 25d4. 80. Sheep.Nativpe, i ny laps
M4.00: yeariings. A.25q4.@' sp''l'
81. 25a5.50. - nutehts.
Chicago-Hogs-Mixed ahc ,tile-Asa
$1,000. 30: light, A5ouf-ws, -sSl 90: Teia
steers. ss.25g4oo; stockers a ana a.
s5.o0G4 80. Sheep--Mutton sAs''
AS: lambs. $3.7545.S5. r< s.
Kansas City-Cattle-Nat iN q ssSs.- cos
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