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The record-union., 1899-06-09
San Saba and ManardvlIIe Both Swept by
the Raging Floods.
The River at the Former Town
Running Like a Mill Race
Thirteen Houses at Manard-
Vile Swept Away-Loss Of Life
So Far Reported as the Result
Of the Storm Twenty-Five.

AUSTIN (Tex), June S.-The cloud
burst of yesterday which swelled the
rivers of this portion of the State out
Of their banks and caused q great Joss
of property, was much worse than re-
ported last night Many people are re
ported to have perished meager reports
tonight placing the number at twenty
five.
To-day reports acame from San Saba
and Manardville, small towns ninety
miles north of here in the mountains
saying that both towns had been swept
by the raging floods and were badly
devastated. In San Saba eight people
were drowned, and the entire town is
reported under water tonight. The
river at that point is one mile wide and
running like a millrace.
AT Manardville thirteen houses were
swept away, and this morning several
more gave in to the swirling torrent
and started on their voyage down the
stream.
The river is reported as rising at
other places. and grave fears are enter
tanned that the entire country in that
neighborhood will be laid waste.
San Saba is located in valley, and
vast tracts of wheat fields are under
water. These crops will prove a total
loss. Many persons had difficulty in
getting to high land before the rise
came.
The situation at Manardville is even
more serious. A small town located to
the right and in the bend of the river
in the valley, it proved an easy prey to
the forrapfS Covoptoo1 paorIa oro
known to have been drowned, and there
may be others. OF those drowned two
We're young white girls, Lydia and Amy
Wells by name. The others were all ne
groes, who were living in cabins close to
the river front. The town has been laid
waste by the floods, and all the sur
rounding country is inundated.
This additional flood has not yet
Preached Austin, but it is expected here
sometime during the night. A forty
f1ye-foot rise is expected. The big dam
and power house at this point has been
under heavy strain since yesterday
THE farm lands below the city are I'M
der water
Owing to the fact that all telegraph
communication with San Saba and Ma,
nardville was interrupted at an early
hour tonight, no additional details
have been received from these points
1t is known, however, that the property
damage will exceed 100000. This par
tlcular rise was announced by solid
wall of water ten feet high, which
swept everything before it.
Reports from Bastrop, thirty miles
south OF Austin, state that several
bridges have been wrecked by the rush
ing waters. The loss to farming lands
south of here will represent another
100000
The record-union., 1899-06-09
His Mind Unbalanced.

LOS ANGELES, June S.-W. O'Brien,
who for the past week has been stay
ing with his father at 213 South Main
street, has been locked UP as insane.
Young OBrien and his father came to
Los Angeles several days ago from
Kansas City for the benefit of the
formers health. The youth thinks that
a girl with whom he is in love has
followed him here, and that a mob of
angry men is seeking his life because
he has not treated the young woman
well
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Rum Ashore to Prevent Sinking.

The sound steamer C. H. Northam of
the New Haven Steamboat Company's
line was run ashore here near New
Creek early this morning to keep her
from sinking. During the night while
on her trip from New York to New
Haven, the steamer is said to have been
In collision with the steamer Richard
Peck of the same line, bound for New
York. A hole of considerable proper
tons was stove in the iNortham's bows,
and her passengers were taken aboard
the Peck It is believed that no one
was injured
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ALASKAN BOUNDARY.
A Favorable Arrangement Satis-
factory to United States.

LONDON, June SIT is learned by
the Associated Press that United States
ambassador Choate is hourly expecting
the consent of the authorities at Wash
ington to a compromise arrangement
Of the Alaskan question on the lines of
a prospective settlement and for carry
ing on the discussion In the High Com
mission. While yielding in certain
matters, it is understood Mr.. Choate
has been able to effect an arrangement
satisfactory to the United States He
has been largely helped by the reason
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Operated a Slot Machine.

LOS ANGELES, June 9.--Max Cohn,
a clerk in the cigar stand of Elias Cohn,
was convicted of operating a nickle-in
the-slot machine, and this morning Jus
tice Austin sentenced him to pay fine
of $50, or serve sixty days in the Coun-
ty Jail Notice of appeal was given.
This is the first of twenty similar cases
now pending before Justice Austin.
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California Volunteers.

SAN FRANCISCO. June S.-The local
Postoffice Department has received
word from Washington hold all mail
for the Oregon, Nebraska and Califor-
mia regiments. This confirms the tele-
gram that the troops are to leave for
home very soon. The message from
Washington states that the Californians
VIII be relieved at Negros by the Sixth
Infantry. This probably means the
Sixteenth Infantry, which is now due
at Manila. One battalion of the Cali
fornia boys is at Manila. and will rrob-
ably be returned en- the Hancock with
the Nebraskans.
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stockman Hoggins Not Murdered.

CHICAGO, June S.-Frank F. Hog,
gins, the stockman, who came to Chi
cago with w. J. Haines of Hidalgo, ILL.,.
and was thought to have been muir
dered, was found to-day at hotel. The
police are convinced that Haines, whose
dead body was found, was killed by a
train.
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Bail Fixed for Molineux.

NEW YORK, June S.-Upon applica-
ticn Of Attorney Battle. Judge Newber-
ger, in the Court of General Sessions,
to-day fixed the bail Of. Roland b. Moli-
neux at 5000. Assistant District At
torney Osborne was present, and did
not object to the amount of bail fixed.
This bail was fixed on the only charge
actually pending against Molineux,
namely, that of assault in the first de-
gree for having. as alleged, sent cya-
hide of mercury through the mails to
Harry 8. Cornish.
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Strike at Chicago.

CHICAGO, June S.-About 400 en-
proyes of Norton Brothers tin can fac
tory at haywood struck to-day because
twenty three men had been discharged.
Manager Norton says he will under no
circumstances put the discharged men
to work again, and refused to see repre-
sentatives of the Can Makers Associa-
fiOn
The record-union., 1899-06-09
New Cardinals.

ROME, June SIT is officially an
nounced that the Pope, at a secret con-
sistory on June 10Th will create twelve
italian Cardinals, including the Nuncio
at Madrid, the Archbishop Of Goritz.
the Archbishop of Toulouse, the Latin
Patriarchs of Constantinople and An
tioch and others. A public consistory
will be held on June I'd, when a number
of Italian and foreign Bishops will be
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Postal Clerks Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, June S.-The Postal
Clerks convention to-day discussed the
Redistribution bill. and by unanimous
vote decided to urge the passage of
the bill by the next Congress. The re-
port of the Ways and Means Commit
tee favoring the assessment of 81 on
each member to pay the expenses of a
committee to Washington to secure IA
vorable legislation was adopted.
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SENATOR FAIRBANKS.
The Chairman of the United States
Commission at Tacoma.

TACOMA (Wash.), June S.-The Hon.
Charles w. Fairbanks, Chairman OF
the United States High Commission
and his party arrived in Tacoma to-
day and will remain several days.
This afternoon Senator Fairbanks adj
dressed representatives of the great
fir lumber mills of the Pacific North
west. The coal mine owners were also
present, and joined in the discussion
of tariff, the proposed treaty with
Canada, and the effect of these mat
tiers upon the Alaskan boundary. At
this meeting Senator Addison G. Fos-
ter presided and favored a reduction
of 20 per cent. in the tariff on lumber,
provided the tariff on that article was
made a part of the treaty with Canada.
E. Ames, who was present at several
meetings Of the High Joint Commission
at Washington City, made an official
statement on behalf of the lumbermen
Like a half-dozen other leading mill
operators who spoke, Mr.. Ames in
sisted on protection for American lum-
Der. but agreed with Senator Foster,
provided the lumber was fixed perma-
nently as a treaty obligation, that a
reduction of 20 per cent. would be ac-
ceptable and preferable to the uncer-
tainty of political influences and tariff
tinkering by those unacquainted with
the necessities of the trade Mr..
Ames, in conclusion, said: II think I
voice the sentiment of the lumbermen
of Washington, Oregon and California
by suggesting that the reduction of 20
ger cent on rough lumber be consid-
cred the ultimatum of the American
High Joint Commission, and that no
concession be made on dressed lumber
or on small lumber, such as laths,
slaves, clapboards, pickets. shingles,
etc. I am informed that the United
States sell to Canada annually about
$SO,OOO,O0O worth of goods, wares and
merchandise, simply because conditions
favor our market; and that we buy ,of
them about $45,O0OOOO worth annually
for the same reason, leaving a balance
of trade in our favor of $35,O0O,O0O
On account Of this balance of trade
and a desire to offset it with lumber
etc. instead of cash, the Canadian
lumbermen ask the American people to
remove it's protection from it's greatest
industry and open our great market
to Canadian competition. Is not this a
great hardship on a. single industry,
with S5 per cent. of the cost of its
produce, labor. particularly when the
Canadians have everything to gain
and we all to lose
81 have heard it strongly intimated
that the Canadian position is free lum-
Der or no treaty If that it is so, let it
be No treaty"
Tomorrow Senator Fairbanks will
have a reunion with former Ohio Wes-
leyan University classmates, and Con-
troller Dawes will go fishing with other
parties. Saturday among the features
will be trip to the extensive logging
camps and coal mines in the foothills
of the Cascades. The ladies of the
party will be entertained by the
Daughters of the Revolution to-mor-
row.
Tonight Senator Fairbanks delivered
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Probably Fatally Injured.

WASHINGTON, June S.-John ]. La
Tor, a translator in the office of the Dr.
rector of the Mint, lost his balance and
fell from the second floor in the Treas
ury Department to-day down the shaft
which the stairway surrounds to the
basement, probably receiving fatal in
juries. Mr.. Labor is a we'll known
writer on political economy, and is the
author of an encyclopedia on that sub
iact
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Civil Service Rules,

WASHINGTON. June S.-The Presi-
dent has approved an amendment to
rule 6 of the civil service rues, exempt
ing from examination one assistant
postmaster or chief assistant to the
postmaster at each postoffice. This po-
sition had been exempted prior to the
issue of the Presidents recent order,
and was overlooked in the drafting of
the order.
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Commissioners Evans Criticised.

WILKESBARRE Pa.). June s.
Commissioner of Pensions w. Clay
Evans was severely criticised at the
State Encampment of the G. A. r. to-
day for his recent action in the matter
of pensions. A resolution was submit
ted requesting the National Encamp
ment to investigate
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Jancsi Rigo Not Dead.

NEW YORK. June S.-A London dis
patch printed here to-day says: Prin-
cess Chimay, formerly Clara Ward Of
Detroit telegraphs from Cairo that
Jancsi Rigo, the gypsy, with whom she
eloped and later married, is not dead,
but quite well in Cairo.
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Alaska Boundary Dispute.

WASHINGTON, June SIT is learn
ed at the State Department that while
a sensible advance is making toward
the arrangement Of modus vivendi
for the regulation of the Canadian
boundary question, conclusion has not
yet been reached. Expert geographers
are being consulted on the exact loca-
ton of some Of the boundary points,
though as far as Dalton trail is con-
cerned the definite point has not been
located.
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Charged With Perjury.

EASTON Pa.). June S.-Dr. I. N.
Johnson, member of the Legislature
from this county. was arrested to-day
charged with perjury before the recent
legislative bribery committee. He was
admitted to bail. He testified before
the committee that ex-senator Coyle
and Represent Spaatz offered him
a consideration to sign pledge to sup
port George jerks for United States
Senator
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Assaulted Her Husband.

SAN FRANCISCO. June S.--Roseno
de Cleo was before Judge Treadwell to-
day, charged with assault to murder
for having struck her husband, Antonio
de Cleo, on the head with a hatchet. His
honor made an order that she be sent
to the Commissioners Of Lunacy for ex-
animation.
The record-union., 1899-06-09

LONDON, June S.-The statement of
the Board Of Trade for the month Of
May shows increases of $40, 400
pounds in imports and 5,13S, 800 pounds
in exports.
The record-union., 1899-06-09
A Bicycle Rider Badly Injured.

LOS ANGELES, June S.-Professor
A. J. Stamm, a well-known musician,
was severely injured in a bicycle coll
lision last night, and is now at the
hospital with dislocated knee and a
fracture of the bones of his leg.
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Minister Storrer.

SAN SEBASTIAN SPAIN, June s.
The newly appointed United States
Minister to Spain, Bellamy Storrer,
started for Madrid to-day.
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Twine Company Incorporated.

DOVER Del), June S.-The Secre-
tary of State to-day issued certificate
of Incorporation to the American Grass
Irvine Company of New York for the
manufacture and sale of Irvine of all
kinds The capital stock is $4,000
600.
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Sultan Of Turkey Not Ill.

CoNSTANTINOPLE. June S.-There
is no truth in the report emanating
from Vienna that the Sultan is danger
ously ILL., His majesty is enjoying per-
feet health.
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Indications Of a Suicide

SAN FRANCISCO, June s. - The
body of A. Schaeffer, hostler, was
found in a room in cheap lodging
house. The gas was turned on fully.
and appearances indicate suicide.
The record-union., 1899-06-09

Il have heard of br - Acse of the
loss of meal"
There is also a .ptain
Krayenbuhl, in CHI nmis-
sary subsistence s. .anila,
who reported that 1e per-
fectly satisfactory m Cap
tain Bools, Comm. lie First
Brigade, Second D. d Caloo-
can, March 18th, s 1e Febru-
airy 4, 1899, the ii .rising the
brigade have bee u with the
greatest dispatch, 40 time has
any organization / reed to wait
for, much less miss, IL. On the Oc-
casion of every a ce the rations
were delivered to tn en- on the firing
line ready for them meal hours
have established at , lis point sales
depot, where all the luxuries kept by
the department may be purchased by
officers and men,"
The record-union., 1899-06-09
a Town Destroyed by Fire.

VIENNA, June S.-The market town
of Linse, near Ottensheim. has been
totally burned. Four women persisted
In the flames, and number of people
were injured.
The record-union., 1899-06-09

The only true humorist is the uncon-
scious humorist; he never laughs and
doesn't get any pay.
The record-union., 1899-06-09
Esterhazy's wife Granted a Divorce

the Seine to-day granted divorce to
Countess Esterhazy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
an Gbiraun herhnftrt.

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9apieren berIe6enen Detettib aus
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Cpfer rinrr 0ulhrr.GrbLniipn.

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ben ijbrigen 9ebduben Elm.
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meErere anbere QngcIteLte lei6t Derz
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6enIterThei6en in bieIi9er StaOt, uno
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Deitsm llmfrejIe pdbrgenommen. Die
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gliif ereignete, lit ni6t gu ermitteln,
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manO in Dem @e6dube beFanb, pel6e5
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mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
germiidte trIcgrapBii6t gepei6cn.

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ben, nit experimentation 6iIjPinO5 gu
conT2riren.
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Ppnben8 6iIipptneH.

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bic Ser. Staaten errei9en. 0ieienigsn,
peIde bic Strupo5en elmer Giienba6nz
fobrt ni6t ertragen t0nnen, perOen
einItDeiIen in 9oIpttdlern untergez
bra6t nerDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
Strnrrrinnahmrn in iEcbrnar.

WuIbirgton, n, .. g., 22.Wldr3.
Dem WonatsuuspeiS ubsr bic Snlunbz
Stsuern 1T gu entnsbmen, CAP oieiel~
ben Ti6 i'm 6e6ruar auf $19,648,996
belieTen ooer auf $7662, ,445 me6r oI5
i'm Te6ruur 1898. G1Don entfjeIen
auf Spirituo1en $8,O24767 3uno6me
81, ,O34,5OO; Sa6at $4,318,233, gu
na6me 81 $50, 400; gegObrene 9etrdnte
So, 3,787531, 3unubms 1925, ,253;
Oleomurgariu $159,724, 3unabme
$49,787; 8erI6ieOene5 $3,298, ,492,
3undbme $3,236,377. Inter Dem leBtz
Qenannten 9oIten 6sfinoen iih Sc, ,211 =
484 DsrT6ieoens StsmpsIIteuern, $578
fir gemiI6tss WeFi unb $3O,246 an
Spe3iaIItsuern C9antisr, Matler, Bill
lcrb5 u. /. n.y..
Sir Die a6t parfloTenen Wlondte bes
5isfuliabres 1t5llten Tth bic SnldnO=
iteuarn auf $178,783,684 obar um
SOS, ,299,O58 606er uIs in Der sntTprez
6en0en 9erioDe Oes 9orid6res.
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