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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09
Robbers 80 81 90.

Cheyenne, WyO., June 5--The posses
which started in pursuit Of the six rob
bers who robbed the Union Pacific mail
train near Rock Creek Friday morning,
have thus far been unsuccessful in the
search Every avenue Of escape is now
closely guarded and the capture Of the
robbers is expected Manager Gentsch
Of the Pacific Express company stated
that the robbers secured about 500
in cash and a few articles Of small
va1ua
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09
wooIgrowers Are turned Down.

Washington, June T.-COmmissiOner
Hermann, Of the general land Office,
decided to refuse the request Of the
wOOlgrOwers Of Utah and Wyoming for
a modification of his former order pro-
hibiting the grazing Of sheep on the
Uintah reservation in Utah The res
ervatiOn contains SIS, 900 acres and
there were petitions from the owners
Of about 100000 sheep for the opening
Of the reservation to them.
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CoNFEssEs 10 FORGERY.
Famous BOrdereau Upon Which Capt.
Dreyfus Was Convicted.

London, June A.-The Chronicle says
that Mai. Esterhazy called at its Office
last evening with confidential friend,
and, after declaring that the time had
arrived when the whole truth should
be told, although hitherto by reason
Of constant orders and inducements he
had kept silence on the essential point,
made the following statement: THE
chiefs Of the army have disgracefuIly
abandoned me Ny cup is full and
1 shall speak out. Yes (raising his
voice and glazing arOund), it was I
who wrote the bOrdereau. 1 wrote it
upon orders received from Sandherr.''
1t was the bOrdereau that convicted
Dreyfus- Esterhazy says he has proofs
TO convict many persons, including
French generals
Drsyfus' Military Rank Restored
Paris, June 6.-The cabinet council
decided that the French cruiser Sfax
should proceed Immediately and bring
Dreyfus from the Isle Of Devils to
France The cruiser is expected to ar
rive at Brest about June %, when
Dreyfus win be handed to the military
authorities and lodged IN the military
prison at Rennes. His conviction hav-
ing been annulled by the united cham
bers Of the court Of cessation, his mill
tary rank and title are restored TO him.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09

Lebanon, No. June T--COngress-
man BANDS chance for recovery is far
from resssuring. The nervous pros
tratiOn from which he suffers most Is
increasing and his strength Is rapidly
falling. Paralysis is found by his ply
sicians and they admit the outlook Is
very grave Mr. Bland experiences
great difficulty In breathing The cen
slant loss of sleep and extreme nerv-
business Is telling on him
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09
BASEBALL STANDING.
Western League
Affects over Nine Thousand Positions.

AWeCt8 UTer Nine IhOusanu EOsILIon8.
New York, June The National
Civil Service Reform league has issued
a statement denOuncing the president
because Of his modification of the civil
service rules The claim is made that
the order removes from civil service
positions IN various departments as
follows: War department, $500; treas
ury department, 1, 7T3; interior depart
ment, 934; department Of justice, S29;
post Office department, PA; depart
ment Of agriculture, 81; navy depart
ment, 81; head Of bureaus, 81. Total,
g. 90.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09

dersOn has nine to the good and more
states to hear from. Word came to
Chicago yesterday that James s. Sher-
man and Serene E Payne, New YOrk's
rival aspirants for the speakership, viii
withdraw from the contest in a few
days, thus making Col HendersOn's
election unanimous.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09

New York, June IA conference Of
republican eonRressmen Of Eew York
state to decide up0n a candidate for the
spsalrershi3 Of the house o. rePresenta-
tives was held at the Fifth Avenue hO-
tel to-day and resulted m decision 70
support David B. Henderson, Of Iowa
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09

Hot weather Record Broken IN New York.
New York, June The record for
the hottest day IN New York since the
establishment OF the weather bureau
was reached yesterday From early
morning, when the thermOmeter stood
rs, until late IN the afternoon the mer-
curry went steadily mp At three O'Clock
It reached s. On only two June days
in the past Isyears has the temperature
reached anything Ike il did yesterday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09

Little Rock. Ark, June AIN an
nOuneing his candidacy for the United
States senate Gov. Jones says he Is IN
favor Of radical legislation to wipe out
trusts While still adhering 70 free
coinage Of silver he says the extirpa-
ton Of trusts wiz be the main Issue
with the American people In 1900
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Funston. Hale and Smith to Cone He

Washington, June when the vol
unteers are withdrawn from the Philip
pines Gen Funston, Gen Hale and
Gen. Smith viii be ordered home for
muster out 1t was to meet this pros
PeCtive reduction In the number Of
generals serving IN the Philippines
that the brigadier generals, Bates,
Young, Grant and Schwan, were or
dered to the Philippines.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09

Few countries have suffered 50 many
changes OF name ~ Ireland. IN thu line
OF PtoIemy the island wa known as
Scotia. DiOdOrus Sieulss calls the IL
land Iris, or Irisi; In the De EEBdo.
credited by some scholars 70 Aristotle.
&c Is called Irenne; IN the AraGansutiea
Of Orpheus Il appears a. Irinus; stFabo
called Il Irene; Caessr, TacituE snd
Piiny mentioned Sc Is Hiberuia; Esls
called 6 JuFerna- The native aEEes
in Celtic are II. EEi or Erin. Pla1sEch
mentions e under TIE name Of 0Fygla.
The name Ireland f. no doubt derived
from the native II OF Fri, but Fbsa e
came into general use Is 9 question eoH-
corning Which scholars are Ea1eh e
variznce.-WavefIE 1faRezlne.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09

Hong Kong, June5.-Admiral Dewey
viii sail next Tuesday 1t Is his inten-
ton now not to visit England on his
way home, but 20 proceed straight TO
Gibraltar and from there to New York
The voyage win be a leisurely one &C
cording to present plans, and VIII bring
che Olympia to New York, October 10.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09

Chicago, June T.-SenatOr Mason was
again the sole member Of the pure food
commission today. Scientists and
makers OF butter and beer and vine
testified Dr.. Pruyin Struggled, Of
the Northwestern university, declared
that salicylie acid Is almost universally
mingled in the beer drunk IN this coun-
try He said he knew Of eases whsre
death was directly traceable to this
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09

Chicago, June 5.-The Record to-day
says: Congressman David B. Hender-
son, Of Iowa, received enough pledges
by telegraph and mail to give him 1O2
votes In the republican caucus when it
meets IN Washington As % votes con
stitute a majority Of the republican
representation in the house, Col. Hen
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Dewey saIia from Hone KoaF.

Hong Kong, June THE Olympus,
with Admiral Dewey on board, LETT
here st four o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
There was no demonstration. The
weather was Tretched II was blow
ing and raining hard at the time Of the
warship's departure.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-09
OIathe Man shoots His Young wife.

OIathe, Kan, June Drank Owens
shot his 17-year-Old wife, whom he
married two years ago, three times
last night because she refused to live
with him The shots took effect in her
neck and breast, but she still lives
The yyife's father tried to interfere
and Owens pointed revolver at him
and backed out OF the house and Is
csDed.
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TO SUCCEED Mr.. REED.

Congressman David b Henderson OF Iowa.
Has Enough Votes Pledged to Secure
the sPeakershIp Nomination.
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Predicted Ehise IN a gE1cuAtuE7lt In p4eElGl ess
Chicago, June Farmers and retail
dealers IN agricultural implements win
have to pay more for their Plovvs, har-
rows, seeders and implements Of kin
dred nature in the future At a meet
i-C Of manufacturers OF these impIe-
Inents Of farm industry, held yesterday,
It was decided to make a general raise
in the price Of al agricultural impls-
ments
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Reed ResiFns Is ConEressmsn.

Portland, Ne, June The Arg1s
says that Speaker Reeds resignation
has been sent to Gov. Powers and 50 60
90 be presented at the next meeting .sG
the governor and council.
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- GrIlanlr ~.

An item n going the rounds 60 the ef.
feet that the sultan Of Turkey eats
nothing that has not first bsea tasted
BY his eupbeareFs and, aeeoEding 70.
Turkish etiquette, no otkeF PsFaoasEs1
nay perform fhis preliminarys Oas
eFenfng the euPbearer was called away
aud did not return until late Eexi slag. s
Consequently tbs imperial dinner vas
deferred for i've hours- Eincs thea The.
cupbeareF has had TO taste the sultea 81
dishes day A -advanee, snd -sleE uess
them uD-PhfIadslphis Tines
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VS. A NoTABLE occAsIoN.

Diplomatic Relations Resumed With Spain.
After q War That Has Changed
the Map OF the World.
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PURCHASED BY GERMANY.
Spain Cedes the Caroline, PalaOs and Ma
riana Islands for 25,OOO,OOO Peso
tzs-BerIin Press Not Pleased.

Madrid, June Germany, it is an
nonced, pays p, 600, 600 pesetas for the
Caroline, PalaOs and Mariana islands,
Spain retains three cOaling stations,
one in each group, and Germany under
takes to defend these stations IN case
of war. Germany, in addition, grants
Spain the most favored nation treat
ment in Germany and in the colonial
islands.
BeIittIed BY German Press.
Berlin, June 6.-The general tone Of
the press in commenting upon the &C
QUESTION of the Caroline, Ladrone and
Pelew islands from the Spanish gov
eminent is in the direction Of beIittling
the value Of the concession. The Freis-
sinnige Zeitung, which calls them ''Our
new and worthless colonies" says: "a
prize would have to be offered to dis
cover which Of the three groups is the
most valueless- Germany is paying for
colonies that nobody else wanted"
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Kansas City, June 6.-Reoeipts Of wheat, s.
cars; g year ago, 90 cars Sales by car lots:
No hard. 67a7oHc; No. hard, o58eo5Se; No
4 hard, Go0Ec; No. soft. Ts87fHc; Nc
sUft, 7o07so; no. 4 soft. G49s51Ec- Reeeipts %
corn, - can; year eco. O. cars; No. mixed,
soIlazo5fc; No mixed BS6Socs No mixed.
Z7H0Zso- No. white, 805E15lc; No white ~
asoc; No. 4 white, 27G8<c- Receipts Of oats,
10 ears year aEo. 3 CARS No. mixed "a
PC; No. 3 MIXED, re: No mixed. zlc;
No white. za0s5sfc; Ne. white E52&5Sc; No
4 white, DC Receipts Of hay, - cars; .
year ago, = carBs EmOthy, 98-s009-oo; prsirts'
g7-50aZT5: alfalfa, gT.o06S-co. EEEE. lie per
doz- PouitrT, hc1z. re per ID; br0lisrs. zocs
roostsrE. SOC eachs turkeys. a97cs ducks g
l5e= geese, s.; p3Eoons, Sl-o0 per doE- Butter
extrafancy, 1ecs dairy. 1Sc; store packed losEe
Potzncss- E0fos per BG- Lettuce. lse5@sc pSF
bu- RsdIsheE. Z5Es5o per dos bulcheE- Peas
EoaTsc psr bu. Beans. Eo8z5e per = bu- Bets,
fE7zse Dsr dozs buncheE. FiepIa1t. feo per doZ
bunehss- Spinach. f56zc PER bu- Asparagus
a1aE1e psF doz buncheL SeraWbcrTiss, sl-zS'9
10 per crate ooossberrisa. Si.oo8l-50 Pef
crate CurrsutE, ei-E5 per crate
CaEcaro- Iun8 6-Whsst-Julgs a4l44esS; ,
seuesmbsr 75C1TTEC C0u-JuEss 8Scs
July. EEC18Ecs SSptsmbeE, E68Si5<c- Oats
-Tuna. Rze. JOY, Ee1E1fo: SeD3embsTr z0zI0
sosle. Pork-June, s-I5; July, oa-l75k8s-Z75f 81
Ssptsnbsr. e8-Gz568s-A Lsrd-Ju1e- os1o25S:
JuIT. ELo25S8Ef9s SsptsmbeE, 5-fS7sezjf-
Shore rIbs-June. eAEs July. eAGGA7zSs
Sspte11ber, o4775fG sl-15-
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Chie1eo, Iuns 6.-Whsas-Cash- No Eed
zZE0E5fc: No. 2 hard winter. zZ5ke5zses No 3
hard winter. 705k97f5zcs No northern spring.
TaFzg5ec. M EorEherl s5rinE 255f77Ges Nc 3
northeEs sE-EiEE. z05ezzsc- COru-Cash- No =
8Se1ss(o- No 3, Gz5e0lSc Oat8-ClEh. 10. =
Ecs Ma 5l5fs-
S. L.oziE. Juae 8--EEheat-CssEs No 2 Fsa-
EEc; EEack. 76os No. hard. -9i1IlC- Con-
Cssh. 80. 2 az5Ees eraeE. 8z5f81sEc- Catg-Cash.
10 2. alsle5 tasz. 8l5(ei no. Wsise, s75l52s-
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
DREYFUS' ARRIVAL
Is Awaited With Suppressed Excite
 ment in Paris.

Paris, June 2O.-The approaching arrival of Dreyfus at Rennes is causing an influx of foreigners there. The hotels are be- sieged with applicants for rooms, which command immense prices.
 The arrangements for the conveyance of the prisoner from Brest have been made with the greatest care and 1t is believed there is no danger of demonstrations.
 Dreyfus is expected to reach Brest early in the morning and precautions have been taken to prevent anybody from seeing him either at Brest or at Rennes
 The Figaro today says 1t understands Dreyfus will arrive at Rennes on June 30, and that he will be landed elsewhere than at Brest.
 The court house at Rennes adjoins the prison. Dreyfus will be brought into court through a specially constructed floor. It is proposed to fix a screen in front of the indow of his cell so as to prevent him communicating with the house opposite.
 The dossier of the case has already ar rived at Rennes and been deposited in the safe of the Credit Licennas under sentry guard.
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
MOB WAS DETERMINED
And a Negro Is Adorning a Limb
 This Morning.

Mobile, Ala, June 21.-Daniel Patrick, the negro who is accused of assaulting Miss Bessie Ireland in her home outside of Scranton, Miss, Monday afternoon, was captured by Marshal Brown in Scranton this afternoon as he was entering Canty's store to make purchase. He was taken to jail, where he confessed he was the man. At 1 o'clock tonight a crowd has gathered for the purpose of assaulting the jail and Sheriff Moore and deputies promise resis- tance. The mob seems determined and shooting Is looked for.
 Miss Ireland, who Is an invalid. is suffer- ing from the shock, but recovering some- what.
 Patrick was lynched at 1:45 this morning. He was taken from jail without anything further than protest from the sheriff. the crowd being very large. When the moose was placed around his neck he was asked to say what he wanted to say. Thereupon he said he was the man who had done the deed. Then he cried out, "Shoot me- shoot me: get rid of me quick With that he was strung up to an oak tree and several hundred shots were fired into his body. The mob at once dispersed.
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
Win Honor Dreyfus

Chicago, June 20.-Chcago Jews and peo- pie of the Jewish nationality in all the large cities of America are contributing funds for the purchase of suitable testk- monials to be presented to Captain Dreyfus. Emile Zola and Colonel Picquart. It Is planned to honor Dreyfus with diamond set and richly engraved sword. To his stall wart defender. Emile Zola, whose defense of the army officer led to his exile from his native country, will be given a solid gold pen neatly engraved. To Colonel Picquart, the staunch friend of DEeyfus, will be pre- sented q gold loving cup. with richly en- graved inscriptions. Already hundreds of dollars have been donated and it is thought the fund will reach into the thousands.
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS
Are Offering to Go to the Philippine
 Islands.

Chicago, June 20.-A special to the Rec ord from Indianapolis says:
 W. T. Durbin, colonel of the One Hun dred and Sixty-first Indiana regiment, re- turned today from Washington, where he went to consult the president about talk ing his regiment, recently mustered out of the volunteer service, to the Philippines. There seems to be a sentiment among fed eral authorities that may lead to the re- cruiting of several regiments in the United States to be sent to General Otis.
 Colonel Durbin says the war department will not ask for volunteers by states The president will appoint all regimental off, cers No regiment will be taken as a whole, as that would necessitate taking officers. Companies will not be taken as companies, but 100 men may be taken at one time. This plan is already on foot, Colonel Dur bin says and the formation of other plans In this direction is hastened by a prevailing sentiment in favor of crushing the Filipinos at once.
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
WILL BE NEXT
 ID 4 FAILURE An Arbitration Project That Will Be Such in Name
 Only.

Washington, June 20.-Private advices received here from a high authority are to the effect that the conference al The Hague probably will be redeemed nominaly from failure through an agreement on an arbitration project that will satisfy the apparently general demand on that point but which at the same time, by carefully framed safeguards, will so narrow the field of matters that may or must go before the arbitration tribunal as to make 1t little more than arbitration in name.
 The attitude of Germany is said to be only little in advance of that of some of the other powers after all. in opposition to the plans submitted, and the disaffec- tlon Is more general than appears on the surface. As for the other projects that were especially desired by the Americans such as protection of individual property from seizure at sea they have all been ir- redeemably lost according to this report.
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
NEW COMMITTEES
Henderson Will Reorganize Them With
 out Change ip Personnel.

Chicago, June 2O.-The Record tomorrow will say:
 When Congressman D. B. Henderson, of Iowa, has been elected speaker of the house of representatives he will, in the main, re-organize the committees without change in personnel. Congressman Bab- cock, of Wisconsin, will Succeed MT. Hen derson as chairman of the committee on rules. Congressman Serene E. Payne, of New York, will remain at the head of the committee on ways and means; Congress- man Hit, of Illinois, will retain the chair manship of the committee on foreign re- Iations, and Congressman Cannon, of Illi- nois, the chairmanship of the appropria- tions committee.
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
BECOMING SERIOUS
The Long Cabinet Crisis Existing in France

Paris. June 21.-The prolongation of the cabbinet crisis Is becoming more serious. NM Dupuy and Lockroy both called upon President Loubet yesterday and expressed their anxiety to be relieved of the respon- abilities of office as soon as possibble. If is reported orders have been sent to St.. Michaels, Azozre Islands, directing the com- mander of the French cruiser Sfax, which is bringing Dreyfus to France, to remain there a short time so as not to arrive in home waters until the new ministry is in- stalled.
 Should M. Bourgeois accept the task of forming a ministry, 1t is thought that his chances of success would be fairly good His prestige has been much increased by the part he has played in the deliberations of the peace conference at The Hague, where he is believed to have won the grati- tud of Emperor Nicholas by his taet and zeal op behalf of arbitration The latest gossip favors a combination cabinet, in cluding NM. Bourgeois. Brisson, Poincare and Waldeck-Rosseau, but nothing will be known until M. Bourgeois arrives.
 M. Waldeck-Rosseau, discussing his fail- ure, is reported to have said: "I met with the utmost friendliness and straightfor- wardness from my former adversaries, but found only treason and cowardce among my old allies"
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
MAGAZINE EXPLODES
And Wrecks a Portion of Old Fort
 Pickens

Mobile Ala, June 2O.-A special from Pensacola, Fla, says: '@The smaller mag azine at Fort Pickens blew up at 5:45 this morning, having caught fire, cause un- known, and completely wrecked one cor nsE of the old fort store house and several buildings used as quarters by the laborers while at work on the new Notifications.
 Private Wells. of Battery H, was kill ed and four men badly injured, one hav- ing his arm and leg broken
 "The larger magazine, in which was stored a great quantity of dynamite and other explosives, was in danger, but it and the fort were saved by brave work of Captain Neumann and the marines from the navy yard"
 Tt is believe ed the less by the fire and ax- plosion will reach $75,OO0 The new brick storehouse and ordnance sergeant's house were destroyed. The family of the officer living In the house were ct Pensacola at the time of the accident.
 ''Visitors are refused a landing the island. but from reliable source it is learned the cement barrels were being burned and the grass becoming ignited spread to the magazine.
 Although Pensacola Is nine miles from Fort Pickens, the explosion was felt here.'
The age-herald., 1899-06-21

that the very fact that dishonesty and cor ruption exists should be an incentive to good men actively participating and remov- ing evils. The man who holds aloof merely because of corruption he said is unworthy of the blessings of American citizenship.
 Above = " said the governor, don't become of class of so-called highly ed- ucated and cultured who sheer at American institutions and American customs. If you recognize a fault come forward and expose it and strive to remedy it. Don't become one of the class who lose faith in the abil- ity of Americans to govern either them selves their islands"
 This evening the governor addressed O meeting in one of the parks of the city.
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
STANDARD WILL
 PACK ITS TRUNK Oil Octopus Will Move Head quarters from Ohio to
 New York.

Cleveland, O., June 2O.-The Standard oil company is preparing to get out of Ohio.
 Its headquarters will be removed from this city to New York and on the first of July its Ohio property will be given up. about sixty men to less than one-tenth of that number. The recent incorporation of the company in New Jersey with a capital of $11 900, 900 was the first step in the aban- deny that this step is taken in order to avoid other litigation, such as was insti- tuted by Attorney General Monnett.
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
ACCEPT MONEY
Is the Advice of Cuban Club to the
 Soldiers

Santiago, Cuba, June 20.-At meeting held at the Cuban club last night resolu- ton was adopted recommending that the soldiers should accept the American grat- uity and surrender their arms. Several politicians objected on the ground 1t would be more dignified to surrender the arms and refuse the money, but they were in a decided minority In the local business cir cles, it is expected that there will be marked improvement in business after the disbursement of the share of the fund, something over $1, 900 900, which will come to this province.
 A native diver while getting metal from the wreck of the sunken Spanish cruiser Almrante Oquendo, yesterday found bag containing $S,O0O, half coin, and the other half in Spanish paper money of little value.
The age-herald., 1899-06-21
GOV. ROOSEVELT
Attacks Men Who Hold Education
 Lightly

Ithaca, N. -Y., June Ex-Governor Roose- welt today attended the closing day exer- eises of the class of 99 in Cornell armory. The students received him with cheers. In his address to the graduates the governor referred to statements recently made by several men who had amassed great for tunes to the effect that collegiate educa- tion is useless in the world today. He att tackled their position vehcmently and said
 "Our country could better afford to lose all of the men who have amassed millions than to lose one-half of its colleges. We can get along without men of fortunes, but we cant get along without men of brains"
 The governor then discussed the desirabil- ity of college bred men making themselves active in the political world. He criticised the position that because politics are cor rppt good men should shun them. Holding