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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
FIRE AT LITTLE Roo,>.
A Total Loss of SiSo,OOO Was sus'
mined.

A
tained.
Little Rock. Ark, May 23-The east side
of Main street. from one door south of the
Bank of Commerce to Second street, is in
ruins. The losses are:
Quinn Brothers Dry Goods company.
stock. $500, 900; insurance, 100000,
fixtures. $4,000, insurance $1,000 Lev
Storthse, stock $4,000; insurance, $4,000
r. w Walker & Co.. fixtures $500; COW
cred by insurance j. J. Duffy, sales agen'
for the National Cash Register company
$500; covered by insurance. II. J, George
Grocery company, $4,000; insured for $500
Central Trades council, chairs and tables
$780, no insurance.
$4,000. insured for $4,000; Nos. 49, 12l an
i2s. Badgett heirs, $4,000, insured fol
$4,000; No. 1876. F. NJ. Fulk, $4,000. In
sured for $1,000 rents insured for slfO ell
month The total loss will be $lSo'OoO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
FRESH NOTE SENT TO TURKEY
The Sick Man Expresses Surprise, Thinking
the Claims Settled.
Uncle Sam Is Chatting and VIII Not Tolerate Much
Further Delay Mckinley May Call OF the War
Making Power and Ascertain What It's Desire Is.

strong in It's representations as a diplc-
matte note could be made without actually
becoming an ultlmatum. II lie psobahle
that before taking this step the president
might call upon congress. the war making
power. for an indication OF It's wishes 10
the matter. so as to insure full support
in the execution OF any policy which he
may feel called upon to adopt.
Tho fact that this last note TO Mr.. Girls
com was eabled the very day that Ahmed
Pasha landed in New York. reputedly
clothed with some mission In connection
with these missionary claims, has given
rise 10 a BELIEF here that the United States
government viii not give its sanction to
any such compromise OF the claims AZ has
boen suggested. The government having
at the instance u the claimants ander-
taken 10 present and collect the claims
must certainly be consulted before a.
sanctions their withdrawal so that any
effort 10 arrange for a settlement directly
between the claimants and the Turkish
representatives under cover OF the pur-.
probably have TO be made a matter of<kb-
lie record. II permitted Mt all. II this is
done, II is hard to perceive what adyan-
tage is to accrue to the Turkish govern
ment for such roundabout method of
settlement. which, after all, would speedily
become known to all OF the European
creditors OF that government.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24

Constantnople, May 29--TAc United
States legation having vainly waited
four weeks for reply to the note OF
April "a regarding the American
indemnity claims Charge dAffaIrs
Griscom yesterday handed to Foreign
Anaira Minister Tew6k Pasha a new
note couched in more precise terms
and insisting upon promt settlement.
The note produced a great impress
sion. 'apqthe. porte thought the matter
postponed II not abandoned. 1t is be-
lieved that the United states will not
walt so long this time for an answer.
Americas indulgence thus far n6 hay-
Ing made satisfactory impression
upon the porte.
Washington, May 20, Beyond the state
ment that the department Is sim earnest
ly prosecuting the indemnity claims
against the Turkish government. the Of
fclals Of the state department decline tc
indicate the character OF the last instruc'
lions sent to Charge d'AffairF GrIscom II
relation TO these claims. Therefore. It Il
to be assumed that the Constan kaioplf
dispatch accurately sets out the charscte
OF the communication. IL Is certainly no
an utimatum. but is believed 10 BE- al
~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~~~~
chair, ruled it out OF order and also cut
OFF debate.
good deal OF feeling was manifested
III yon would follow up the frauds In
Cuba as you smother discussion in the
house" shouted Mr.. Terry tArk) you
would not need an extradition bill
| daughter and applsuse1
/ Mr. De Almond moved to recommit the
| bill with instructions to report back the
| bill with amendments so as TO make II
apply only too Cuba during its occupanc,
/ by the United States in accordance VIII
our pledge to give Cuba independence.
! The resolution 10 permit the ways apf
means committee to sit during the recess
then was adopted without division.
| At $40 D. m. the house adjourned.
sundry civil Bill.
Washington. May 2s.-The senate com
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24

mittee on appropriations today concluded
ite work on the sundry civil appropriation
bill and reported the bill to the senate,
The total appropriation as reported is
S65, g03, 370.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
SnIuprin, anf &eilen.
Wia gu Den Seinigen na4 Siioafritd
sgben. = @laubt ni4t an ariegsa
Se!6silioung Der 3ulua.

Netp 0orf, 7. 6e6ruar. - Qls
Der 9umpFer st. Baul" bon Der amss
ritaniI6en Ginie 6,uts Wprgen Ieinem
0of psrlieB, um fh sur 5dhrt na4
SOutbamptpn in 9eipegung gu isben,
paren 9lner 2fugeu uuf ben ala gahu>
ger auF Dem 0ampfer befinof6en
3uluprin3sr SoIana Gorputo, e:nen
So6n oes &Dnigs Ge6pr D, geri6fet.
Oerielb: itanb born az N SduPla
peroet unb bstra6tete cfIam bic
Guf Dem pier perIammtlien MenIfen.
Gpronto lit Elm Mi7Tiondr Der press
bpterianiI6en Stride. Gr fat fh cine
3eit lang Itubirero uno reiI,nb bier inn
2unOs uufgebaIten. 3uIeBI Isbte er in
Ybilabelpbia unb isBt befinbet er li9
auf Dem @sge na6 Der &opltaot.
Gr trug sinen lunsen, ipis Elm Yrie4
itertleib ousiebsnben ibipar3en Hod.
Der bis gum SalIe 5ugstnDpft mar.
I'm feline S6ultern fing cine idtpere
braune unb gel6s 9sde. 2(uf Dem 8oa
pie bate er einen i6par5eioentn Surz
ban, osFsn langes nit Sroooeln per=
Iebsnss Gnoe Big auf bic 8ruf 6era6s
bing, Qluf Der Sruit giGn3te Elm 9ul64
moub in Oidmanten. Sein 9tuttrdTirA
tes @sT6t mar bon einem freunoIideu
2Ghsln ii6'r5ogen.
sd eeb, na6 Der 8apitoot, um nit
meinen 8eripanbIen 5uiammen3utrsf4
fsn," fagte er. sd gebe ni6t nu3
Siioafrifd, neil ith CLAUDE, Dab meine
Stummesbriioer in Den Sdmpf 3tp;s
Ifengngldnhern uno Soeren perpidelt
peroen. Die 3ulus perben uuf tsiner
Seite tGmpfsn uno ib 9lau6e ni6t an
bic @eIdi1ten, Die i6 9ebOrt babe, odB
Fie i'm gsgriffe ieien, am Sample Sbeit
3u nehmen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
Grmnoeiaent6ums 9eItttitef

in Baltimore fir rlrperfdufih gsbalten murOe, OBJ
eli6 l8 Sabre Uerflohm iparen, pbnc Dab irQclo
tpel6t Irpriids Qcgen Oen;e'bsn qelteno QHnabt
iiuo. Gie Sbatiaben ino DAB m SGbre 1913 Qez
fpfe 2drpsreien ibertrapen ipurDeu rfir Den G5c=
brln6 Der G,sicGi3dit driilider 9tute, Der ipQtz
nannten Gudter, ipslbe in urto in Der Idbs Der
Staot uu,o oe5 GnuntDs bon Baltimore in Der Yroz
pirj pon Uarplano ipnbnen urFo aNiGiiig iinO,~ nm
pon Denelben uls 9criammuugs saSoaus gelrGbniB=
plat urO anOere firblbe 3ipsde benuBt iu msrOrn
Inter Der AutOritGt FINER Itte Der @eisBgebung
psrpadbteten in 1885 Die Sruitees Der ejcicl1nit cz
men Sbsi Disier 9dnoercien, uuO mad perifeDcncn
1tabertraguratn fam Ols GQtntbum in Den @eiiB
Der 3trsi@n Observation-Disclosures lpeldc ipGttr einsn
Gpntrat gum gsrtaui Ots erunOitiids abiblOB; Ntr
&dufer erbcb it0o6 Gin1pano acQsn DEN SeiiBtit0
urto apures Der 5ul Damn Dom Geridtc uecgcleQt.
rs lpurD. entibieOcr, Dab ipail oas Gauo III l1I}
ftr aepiie Npcjiee }tp:de iiberrdgen puroe, Otn;n
Gjcbraub fir aUotre 3iptde cine @ereBuuQ Der Scz
oiquRQ.n lsbsrtraQunQs ssllcfunOs bllN:n pirO,,
Desbalb Die Grben Der Ysri0ntH, ptbe Die llrz
fytOe in 1913 unter}et)nstcn btredtilt itin t6nnz
ten Das Qan0 fir iib 3u beatiprutbtn. Der S5lB=
titel mar besbab Der Nrt, Oab Der aduier fir be-
redbtiqt erflGrt puro,, Die gu5jahlun9 Der &dui=
iunrnre si perpeigern.
9lus Griiltosn OerortiQsn altsn WtGn9eln, lpie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
ST. RuOp NAB & Go, Rcp gOrf.

Sr. RaOipub & 30, Ieio=0Orf.
gg,rtber 9err! SD mar fat 5pci Sabre lang
franz uub babe MID Den eriabrsnfcn Ncr3ttR
Der Der staat,n bsbarDtIn IuTu. SO babe iH
btibtm g1aFcr baN,n unb btibts gBaTtr trinttn
muF.u in 6ptseprirQ:, &rf., ob,r @ats i6iug
bel mir ndjt an. epdtsr los ib Sbre au1tiGe,
uno i5 oadjte i'd ionnte snmal lbrt 9iutn btrs
fut,u, uao bab. iGt ,pd 66udttlH OOG UenOms
men; uabm ,n,i b,i'm sdaf,Hgebtn uns etns
nab Dem Sribfiid, uno Il, bubsn mir msbr gut
a.tbau, ulg ants anOtrs, mas i'd ucusmmsn babe.
Sb bate Elm Q,btrsiocu Iltin, Sut une aug,n
tpar.u ooul GELS; i'd mar miOt uuo iflairie;
fiiblt. pt tia 3runftntr bate S3merlen oirets
ub,r oem Tab,l, euaDe als p,un tin Gei6pur
pb,n ON Magtn mare, Msins 6irssrtio, pursn
Itbr Dritopft Ul,in gluno uub meins 3unes
tpar.u fait t.:s numb. Dlsin aps,tit par .iuo.rs
mabtn, bod tpunts i'd ttins essitn bsroautnI
ft laQ,u mir dJpsr im TuQtR uno enQe numb.
bon epeiien mubt. i'd nisosr augbrc6tu. S4
tpnnt. nur lti9ts unO lti6t p,rbauli6s eS,iIcu
utuieb,n gitt. idid.n Sic mir S5r Boot u
ebOic.S H6tungspon
Ben 3augG 6Otssprinos Grf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
lln6eljag(i(5eeit
lla(6 Dem C| Ten

T,riOHtn, bic mad Dem GHen lciotu bus S.fibl
Der @Olbtit uno sdp,rt bab,u, uno bic oft .nts
b,den, boS Die e.uoF,nsn eptiisn f6 Oc6ntn uns
e6mrs beruriaden, Die Elm ibptrcs @epi9t In
Ser Magenorubs bdno.n, oOer Die al 9crfOpiurg.
izuu,n @GmOrrboibtn, gutaHOrang nnb BEN
Ropft Waqenidurt, Napi,u, Soobrcnrtn, Ropfa
pcb, efsl am epeiien, Ousurti0,s @uifObcu, Sibs
i,rtcn OSsr aalu tartes RlOpf'n ocs 9crjsns, Grs
p6sli6sm 9uffebtr, 9urtt, OOcr GtDtbr por
ben guOtu, Gieber unO bumpicr Repfi3mstJ uus=
bIcibmOsr q,ripirutOn, etlbe 5orbc Der @aut uns
guGtn,. s6msrlen in Der St'tt Srnt' @l'eef
uuO pt6s6cR beiben gBa1unqcn ItiOsH i0as1
tirigs Soien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
Babn irei

9eru. 7. 5e6ruar. - Sebt 1T es
ou6 oem bieIigen Surnberein gelunz
gen. ben Sdulrat6 gu Deranlahen, Den
Surnunterri6t ouT Den 2s6rplun Der
0FfentlidAn S6ulen gu Ieben, unb
8pur bonn ndditen S6ulja6r an.
Surnlebrer grin pirb benIeib:n lei
len. lleberan in ben fleineren StdDz
ten bes Weitsns sntroideln bic Surner
in bisIer 8i6tung cine lO6enSipert6.
S6dtigteit. unb uu5na6mslos nit grz
Folg. Wsnn nt6t alle 2n5ei4en triiz
gen, iptrb Der Surnunterrift balo N
jeoer oSGinoiIer Stabt auF benz Sa9rz
plan Ite6en, ba Die Iegensrei6en Gin
fliiFe bes Surnuntsrridts uuf bic for
perli6e Gnttpidelung gar baio gu Sa@
ee treten unb 10 bemfelban einen gez
tpalrigen Sult an Der Wfenge Der elnz
Ii6tsppuen Gltern unb 2ter5te geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
cS YiQelt

fnb rein Ssg,tubIiib, mIb unO b,rldbli6 eis
psruria3en OOntOmm.u. g,rOOuuno, complete ab,
jprbirung unO stiunbs Eeg.Imdbiatcit.
Sir bic 6ellnns aller Magens, Gins
gcneioe>, Iieren=, Slaieus Seidurr=
Den, Gerbsn GranfBeiteu, 6amurrz
hoiben, nsrbnies 6npfipeb unb ale
&ranibeitrn Der 9eber.
9r.is % G,nts pro e6u6tsl; p,rtuuft in ouen
apUtb.t.r 0D.r per gOf mad 6mpfuno Oes 9rsiiss
periarbt O oapap & Co., 55 GIm Street,
G.tu=0Ori
G6hn eit oaa.f, oab 81. .RaOlpap's1 erbalten.
a6t,n 81, oaruuf onb bi. Der. etaut,n:ga
ei.runessTar,e .R. q. r. sugetl,bt 1T an BEN.
pas ei. tauien. (N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
Title Insurance & Trust Co.

einsn 9aFbite ioraidtiocr, als es 3unpsiIen notb=
,peHOie erideinen m0cbts, bepor Oicicbe oafir Die
Garrnte ibsrnimmt, unO greit bis 5u ocm erit;n
regtrirten 8ciBtiteI gurid iuiutiicn mebr, als
spei6unotrt Sabre. Sine Dtrartiqe Nriftre Der
Grunobiibcr, pertdrf Durb cine iormeas GjaraHtie
Ocs 9efbtttls, ioitt Den Gduf,r ribt mtbr, uls
cine pe1iq.r qriirolicbe lluttriudung rbue 0urunz
tie. gS:un elm Gduier fir Elm Soaus oDer ttnsn
Erunniins bejablt, periut er. oa5 mcife unO bette
fir iein G5cID ju crbalt'n pssbab Ollte obcr
mtuigsr aui itiu,u Tprtbcil baoabt iein ipeuu or
fir Die unteriubunQ feire5 9tistitels bcjabit?
2teie GoupG9nie bat @elo auf Soppotbcftn ju oer=
lcbcn urD eniae gut Qcfbcrte SoDpobefsn, nit guz
runtirten 9efBtteln, 5u oertGuen.
t0ie 8Ireuur btfiTocn fb i'm rG II a le=
q b uDt."
fSps,ial=Nptrj Hr. 26) (39)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
Ybe Sincoln

Iaat,, oab man Elm gaH3es 9olt bobtfns ''i'' 3ti'
lana aber niemas aui DIE 2dua jnnl Narrsn BAL
ten t0nu. 9clpts Daiir litiern dn3 DIX bfruemttn
- g9srr,ro er6utsrpilen ou!sosrte BON iseN.
~, Il,teutmdoi;iutu iiuo entdHotn urn ipe9sH Ibtsr
Seirtnnas sloiQftt pom 9Olt: Disosr Der SsrstTtns
bfit iTberanbnortst lpOrOel 2it q. S,rnarO ardus
terpilltu absr bdben fb OUr6 3abrbupoerts bIn=
mrrh Dis C9urf pts 8olt,s tr1pOrbr uno erba!ttn,
,,r, ,mor ne1tn ibrtr unperQtcblidsn 99irtuG9 bel
Gllen Rrartbtitm MS Wa8tns, Der esber uno Der
0ercn glle apotbtteu. y Gtnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
lteberraihenoe Statiftif.
Gin NIan gum
Sparen auf fiinf Sabre.

3insfuB auf 3! pro3ent bers9net.
3I3 Mrbeitstase in einem Sabre sereebnet.
3insfuB auf 81 pro5snt bsrednst.
10 Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabren $169.47
25 Gts. pro Sag in 5 sSahrsn 423.6S
SO @ts. pro Sag in 5 Sabren S47.35
1 Dollar pro Sag in 5 Sabren 1694.7O
Somit pirft Der Mann, pel6er tdgz
ft9 % Gents ousgisbt, 5tp.dlos in
fiinfunbspan5is Sabren elm 8srmDesn
bon $25OO.O0 tpsg.
0R pi.le SauIenbe BON 2euten tbun
baKslbe Ding uno nsnnen IS ~tsln
9liid."
ssensen sis Geb an DEN
st. James Savings Juno
unb mbmen Sic cine SulFs Sparz
8anf; 1ie tpirb Sbnen bsbiilflih Iein,
Sbr ralsineslb" gu fpuren uno Sbnen
v@rpbe Summen" gu brlngsn.
Sanpt.Sffice:
SibolfAgde 8altimors4StraBs unb
9oiteOfficeI9lp.nus. SGglia often Don
10 ubr 8or= big 3 ubr gfa4mItta9s.
Montassz unb SamitagszIbsnD BON
5 Bis 7 u6r.
3tpeis=Cffices:
Rorbtptft4@ds SomerIetz II. @ueerz
Strabs. Sffen jsben Mlitttpo4ss uno
GamitagsJ2(bsnb pon 7.30 Bis 9 llbr.
D2orboi it4Gde bon 5aitz2lpsnue uno
9oulbin4StraBs. SfFen i.ben Munz
taq Qbsnb BON 7.30 Bis 9 l1hr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
Gin Neiittitel NON ben SuGfern.

wllngeadbtet lOeii,n, bab Der Ippslant toe llnis
oeria4iten=&irtb0 10 large in Dem uuan9efo6ttn'H
gefs pss SrunDitfss fb bsfinoet, 1T OuHelbt oenz
nod nid}t ais elm GisentbMn su betradtsn, otHtn
Sefs eeeen erpai9e Aripriibe Der 6rben iencr Ser
tpilieer p0atg qoidber it,
Siae 98prts finoen fb in elmer Gntibstoun1 Ots
9tppsffatipnseeri6ts pOn 1886 III einem Sale, III
Nrdl han, aim,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
General 5ren6's 8epez
qu gSn.

8ensral 5ren9's 8eps@
gun9sn.
g @onbon. Z. Sebruar. - 9ollz
itdnbige unflar6eit 6erriGt bier Be-
treff5 Der gsmeloeten 2bIi6t bon 8ez
neral 5ren6, fi9 nit sfner iiberleaemn
SnIFanRrbana6t Napals ponts gu BE-
md9Iigsn. Wdbrsnb Na9ti9ten iiber
idarfe 9efedts in Der l1m9sgenO Don
GoGes6srg fp5uiogen Itiinbli9 erpartst
perbsn, lit es ni4t tpabri9sinli9, baB
ss bort gu erniteren Engagements, ol5
gepalHTame 8eoognoa5irungen urO
SaarmibsGn CUR 8abauptung Dorgsz
1dlp6ener Yrlitipnen fommen p:rb,
Bel bsnsn es Ii6 um bic Ginleitun9 bsS
erportsten 9roBen 9orl ltoBes Der Roz
bert5'I6sn 2lrmee ouf 8lpemfontsir
6anbeln miro.
Wfan nimmt an, 5ren6 5abe BON
3oberts 9eneiiensn 9efe6l sr6oltsn,
bas 2sben ieinsr 5ruppsn ni9t unnDz
t6ig auf's Spiel gu ieben uno ii9 aQer
peitsren Sperutionsn fiir's grIte gu
sntbalten. 8dItdtigt biirfls oisIe Na6z
ridt baburh tpstosn, bab @sneral
5ren9 psrl0nIi4 nad aapItabt aeFobz
ren lift. Gr foa bort nit 5elbmarI6oa
2orb &obsrtsI conferirt unb i'm UNI
1000 Munn 8sr1tdrtun9 ss6etsn baz
ben.
@u9 BON Simberlsb unp Mafefinq
lit ni6ts Neuss gu beri9tsn, ols buB
bas vintsrntittirenoe" 8ombau0smsnt
bieIer be1Oen pldbs fortgsjebt pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
c& %iacm

,innsbmsn, Oi. f6nta OQs spfcm BON Oaen Otissn
u.bttGnoeR btirten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08
altimprc=cbiu=ss abu=8ulle

LEO pon baltimore mud, sSaibtnstcn nno
surid SamhaQs uup Sonntaqs gut fur bic
Mndlabrt bis gum folgenpen Montae eiuiblieb=
lid. GQe 3iiet, ben ,Sopal 2imitepH ausees
nommeh 1897
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08

- Wm. $. Stiles, 70 Sabre aft,
1T in @putbz9enb, Snb., untsr Der
Intlage perbuftet tporben, $4,000
bon bsm Ne4laHe oes berforbensn
Saml. Saliteao aus yteipzYorf perunz
treut gu BADEN.
lin Die Grippe in stpei Sagcm an
furiren,
ne6ms man y2aratips 8rprno Quiz
nine Sablets." 4qs 4pot6efer sebsn
oas @slD auriid. tpsnn es gu beilsn psrz
feblt. 6. %. 9rope's Namens5uq lit
auf leber S6ahtel. % Gents.
Npp2. .6Wt4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-08

= Den rWolF=glpd," elm fiinfltOt@
iigss @sf9Gftsgebduos gu 9lltoona'
pl., ging seItern in Slammsn ouf.
9erlult S35, 900.
The sun., 1900-10-24
SOME sExsArIoNAL STORIES.

Some Of the Philadelphia newspapers
have for the time being turned their Mt
tention from the alleged election frauds
bcin- pcrpcunted III that city 10 those
they claim to believe t. exist il this
city.
The North American. n Wanamakcr
Republican paper. started the ball rolling
un Monday with sensational story
aud yesterday the lrncs, Bryan Or
gan followed suit with an equally wild
story.
Politics must be getting remarkably
clean in the city Of Brothcrly Love when
two of its supposedly leading papers
can slight thcm ana send its reporters
down into Delaware.
The Morning News in discussing the
North American story says. The story
printed yesterday was looked upon as a
joke in this city and it was 50 bunglingly
told that it would take a Philadelphia
lawyer to discover just what il was
sought to tell.''
The sun., 1900-10-24
1InrErI,L or VICTORY.

Joscph III. AIanlry, of Maine who mas
charge Of the Republican campaign N
the East. has given out table whlch
giycs Mckinley 81 more votes III me
Electoral College than are required 70
.nlert. lie gives Mckinley the following
States: California, Connecticut, Della
ware. Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, Kansas
Maine. Maryland, Massachusetts, Mich
iron, Minnesota. New Hampshire, New
Jersey. New York. North Dakota, ONO,
Oregon. Pennsylvania. Rhode Island,
south Dakota. Vermont. Washington
West Virginia. Wisconsin. Wyoming.
Nanlcy is also certain that the Rcpnbll-
cans Will win Kentucky. with its IL
votes. lIo says that no matter how the
St;.i. sots, ii vii H. claimed ly the
Democrats. These States, Manley says
will br surely carried BY the Democrats:
Alabama. Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Ncvada, South
Carolina. Tennessee, TeXas, Virginia.
Montana. North Carolina. According
10 Maulcy~ calculations the only doubt
lful States arc ldaho. Colorado Missouri
Nebraska aud J'tah, which havc 4 tola
electoral yote ii o.
The sun., 1900-10-24
TOO BUSY 10 VOTE.

NOV TINT prosperity is here many peo-
plr will on election day be too busy 70
eoir. They viii not take the time TO
hayc the workshop aud office
enough to wait their turn Mt the polls.
They fan IL realize what serious con-
,e,lurnrr< will follow if there is change
III tlc administration jlSt IT present.
The Chester Times puts thr matter
Very apply a. foiow>: at is said that a
nun.ler of peuph Will not vote at tic
Irlrrtim urNt mouth MI that thry feel
Enr-lruful ~ thr dQtir~ VI citizenship,
Ih0f that thay will ia 10 huSy m rlec-
tioa day Is w IA tlu' pm IL ea.t Il
ballu, lum YEAR. a4u ycw frw l,canlr
ihad iii. c&cnsr ID @jY. Willie thousands
inf M.il iyad ali th tiHo lArr needed u
itmu oH - thc pulls atlytr. The ~
roJ tna tllay voi"'i .Gl rhat they
yaHd b ,ta away witl Ma Imiod il
,yha tAcE Han 81 HGch tiie III tAeii
.hul,.
"Thsfc /, good Nav 4, brias haes
til. ti4r- ef four y'ars 0@n and that
WAY Is IT, hr So busy ~ tlr rlrctioI
iay a~ MI ID hayr time IL vote. I'll,
men who arc weary Of thr full dinnei
pail will 20 ont 10 cast their ballot
thcy will not be too busy On that day
and their example should be observe,
by an Of the men who desire to SOC tn
present business conditions continued.
The speeches Of Bryan and his stuml
orators all indicate the real point 0
attack. which is upon the protected in
dustrics. and to cover this attack h
uses the specious plea that the tarli
laws create the trusts. and that worl,
ncn are enslaveI thereby. WI &c
The sun., 1900-10-24
BRY.AN,s ANSWERS.

"Tho Morning News seems disposed
10 doubt tho assertion Of Every Even
ing that. iii the event of the contem-
plated asking u questions by Mr.. J..
Percy NirldS Of Mr.. William j. Bryan.
ut the Bryan meeting next Wednesday
night Mr.. Nirlds will ask Intelligent
questions aud Mr. Bryan will make in
tcligrnt answers. We still adhere to
our opinion. based upon a personal
knowledge. that alr. Niclds will ask in
t.lligent questions although the Morn
ing News seems to doubt this. And we
also feel sure that there is no doubt
that Mr. Bryan will make intelligent an
swcrS. II the Morning News wants 10
insult the intelligence Of Mr.. NieldS and
Mr.. Bryan, that is its business. Every
Evening.
Bryan's answers may be intelligent
enough but will they be to the point.
The sun., 1900-10-24
The Electric Spark.

The production is made with new
scenery, new company, new costuming
and d zen numbers or so OF new music
,p caliy written for this attraction as
additions to the musical selections which
are already part ol this piece.
Frank Daniels and Miss Jennie va.
mans iirsJ became known to fame in the
musical absurdity called The Electric
spark which met with such great sue
Cues both III tftis country and Europ..
The roe Played by Mr. Daniels wa;
such peculiar one that the piece was
ahelved alter be left the cast, no succe :.
s9r who was able ia step into His shoe;
being available.
There isuow one, however and "TlC
Electric Spark is ptfolc the pubic
again more sparkling than ever before.
That comedian is Mr. Sager Midglev who
il already wel knewn 10 fame ia tht
vaudeville ranks. in tie splendid com
pany supporting him on this, his hrs
annual starring tour, he has the yer,
able assistance OF Misc Gertie Carlisle
who has been his vaudeville.
This attraction will be seen at TIN
Grand Opera House for one performanc,
only, the date being Monday evening
october 80. Notwithstanding the brill
fancy and expense of this attraction
special prices will prevail for "The Elec
! tric Spark" engagement.
The sun., 1900-10-24

away men leaped to their feet and be-
gan 70 cheer. Women inttcred their
handkerchiefs and scene Of wild en-
thn>iaSm never before witnessed in that
city checked for time the notes of the
singer. 4 second verse was demanded
ana then Il third and at last the great
audience Joined in the chorus and made
the rafters ring.
After the meeting Miss Jennings was
congratulated by many of the leading
men II the city, some of whom had been
Officers in the Confederate service.
W. never expected to live to hear
that song in New Orleans" they said
..But thank God for the day.
The sun., 1900-10-24
LEGIsLATURE.

Senators:
I'd Dis.-Howard De Haven Ross.
4th District-Benjamin A. Groves.
9Th District-Harry G. Ellison.
Representatives:
list District-James Kitchen.
I'd District-Samuel H. Baynard.
Sd District-James W. Robertson.
4th District-Harry p. Joslyn.
5th District-William File.
9Th District-Frank Z. Ewing.
7th District-William r. Finn.
Sth District-Richard L. Pilling.
9th District-William Chandler.
10th District-Harry w. Hushebeck.
18th District-John w. Dayett.
18th District-Theodorc +. Clark.
18th District-Robert s. Carpenter.
14th Distriet-Richard Hodgson.
18th District-Iames w, Lattouus,