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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-07-26

The river and harbor committee of
the last congress will make tour of
the great lakes, leaving Chicago on
August 22nd. They will probably stop
for a few days in this citys ~~~.--.-......
Miss Buckley, the famous soprano,
who will sing at the concert at Mrs.
Nathan Aliens Tuesday, July 81, will
render a collection of old ballads of all
nations. Tickets so cents. Be sure and
hear her.
The tickets for the concert for the
building fund of St. Agnes cottage
have been placed at the popular price
of so cents, in order that it may be
within the reach of everyone to attend
and give little for the children.
There was a jolly party at the Nor
gan Club house last Saturday evening,
most of the guests being from Chi
cago. They came up on the yachts
Josephine, Syren and Widsith. The
Syren was a little late in reaching
port and she was finally brought in by
a tug.
The first political argument of the
season that approached the dignity of
a fight occurred in one Of the Main
street saloons last night. Officer New
house was on the spot and put an end
to the trouble without making any ar
rests.
Alderman Linck, of Racine, is miss
ing again. Verify, the Office of alder
man in Racine is hard one to hold as
this is the second time that the alder
man has jumped his job. It is claimed
that a letter was received from Linck
stating that he had jumped into the
lake.
The annual picnic for the poor of
Chicago, which for many years used to
be given at Kemper Hall, has for the
past two years been given at Evans
ton, as the Sisters have felt that the
Kenosha people have done so much for
the Chi1dren's home that they would
not call upon them for anything more.
And yet there are many who have not
been called upon to do anything tor
wards the support of the sevcnty-fve
orphans in our midst, who should con-
slider the concert next Tuesday at Mrs.
Nathan Aliens, an opportunity to help
d little as well as enjoy a musical treat.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-07-26
PRESIDENT AT CHICAGO.
will Arrive Aug. "a Instead of 26 to At
tend the G.. Ar.

tend the G.. A. II.
Chicago, July 25.-President McKin-
ley has changed his plans with regard
to the time Of his arrival in Chicago
to attend the national encampment of
the G. A. r., and will come Saturday,
Aug "a, instead Of Monday, Aug. rs,
as originally intended. The president
desired the change of programme in
order that he might attend the big
patriotic religious meeting at the new
Coliseum aluSunday, Aug. %.
The GgeAsgR. religious service will
celebrate the opening Of the Coliseum.
1t is, expected that 10000 veterans will
be present at the meeting. The parade
of the naval veterans and of the ex-
prisoners of war will be reviewed by
the chief executive on Monday. On the
same night he will attend camp-fires
and reunions. and on Tuesday he will
review the Grand Army parade and
.NiIIo give a public reception ate in the
afternoon
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-07-26
WAS NOT CORY ENOUGH.
Root-Ryan Fight Draw and the Crowd
sEIe1 Much Disgusted.

Chicago, July 25.-Tommy Ryan, of
Syracuse, and Jack Root, of Chicago,
fought draw at Tattersall's last
night. Neither had any marked adj
vantage during the six rounds, al
though Ryan sent Root to the floor in
the first round with a right hook to
the jaw. Root evened matters up in
the next round with several heavy
right swings. to Ryan's ear that
brought the blood in streams After
that the contest appeared more like a
sparring exhibition than a fight and
the 5000 spectators gave vent to their
disapprovai in cries of "fake" and
"fake them off :"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-07-26
Illinois Companies in Nebroska.

Lincoln, Neh. July 25.-Auditor Cor
nell. insurance commissioner of Ne
braska. yesterday issued licenses to
nine Illinois fraternal insurance COM
panies that had been withheld by him
pending a decision as to whether he
Should shut out illinois companies in
retaliation for adverse decisions by the
Illinois insurance commissioner
against Nebraska companies Cornell
found that he had no power toretaliate
nnder the law.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-07-26
Glass Scale Not Yet Settled.

Pittsburg, July 25.-After an ex-
tended conference yesterday G. 2. Cole,
president of the Independent Window
Glass Manufacturers association, an
nounced that no settlement had been
reached with the cutters. He said
the trouble was not on the scale, but
refused to state the cause OF the rup-
&17r
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-07-26
I,ittle Prince Born i'm Russia.

Paris, July PA son was born to
Princess Cantacuzene, who was before
her marriage julia Dent Grant. Mrs.
Fred Grant is with her daughter. The
PRINCESS and her son are doing well.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-07-26
BARGAIN COLUMN.

Advertisements OF 40 words or less may be
Inserted in this column at a price OF % cents per
week payable invariably in advance. To per
sons VINO are out of employment and are
advertising for a place, half price Adyertlse-
ments longer than tCrty words pay 20 Genus
for each additional forty words or less.
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MOB EAGER FOR WORK
Notable Feature of a Tragic oc-
currence at the Cres-
cent City.
NEGRO MURDERS TWO POLICEMEN,
Wounds Third, and Though Wound.
ed Himself Gets Away-Prospects
for Lynching Good.

New Orleans, July 25.-A trifing
incident began late Monday night Sc
ries Of tragedies which it was feared
for time would eliminate in an out
break SIMILAR to the Italian lynching
several years ago. A lynching is likely
yet if negro fugitive is caught who
is now beng pursued by officers and
citizens. The result so far is that Po-
lice Captain John T. Day and Police
man Peter j. Lamb are dead, and Po-
liceman August T. Mora and a negro
wounded. Two suspicious negroes
were hanging around a quiet neighbor-
hood and somebody informed the POI
lice. Several officers went to the scene,
and the negroes refused to make eX-
plantations and showed fight. Pistols
were soon in play and Officer Mora
was seriously shot.
Negro Who Could Shoot Got Away.
One of the negroes was arrested, but
Robert Charles, who did the shooting,
got away, although he was wounded.
The police organized pursuit and sue
ceeded in locating the fugitive. Cap
tain John L. Day, commanding the
posse, led the police to Charles shanty
and tried to reach the fugitive by
dark alley leading to it. They carried
lanterns and were easily distinguished.
and when they got close enough
Charles opened fire with a Winchester
rifle, }ldIling Captain Day, and kept up
the fusnlade until the captain hadbeen
yvOufl5nd five fiTnnS
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-07-26

EOR SALE-Gentle pony, cart and harness.
G. A. Shields, Bristol, Wis. WITT
NOR SALE-1O room house and barn with
acres of land, one block OUTSIDE CITY
limits. on EASY terms 624 News office. Wit
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Wobim oaS Gen COM mt.

Sn Walbinaton iit Die Nnlidt Der.
breitet, Dab mebr als 1unoert Mlillip.
men Collars bon Reaierungsseloern II
Die 5aIben bon begiinltisten Gontrat.
loren uno 3rult Snterehen 9e,uanoer
lino, ieitoem Der Grieg nit Gpanier
nuseebrohen 1T. Eieier enorme 9ieb.
itabl iuurpe ourh unnotbise Nusoaber
Der 3egieruna erm0alibt uno ourd
ben 9lnfauf bon gropiant, Musrii,
lungs @egenItdnoen, &ohlens UNI
.5ransportihiifen unb in anberer Meiit
.prattiib perlpirtli9t. Ser erlte biele,
grpBen Stonoale ernuhs aus bei
6leiihlieferungen, Die bon 8eneral III
ger uno General @ommiiidr Gaear
manipulirt puroen. Ser smeite Gfan.
bal lam I'M 8efplae bes Mnfaufs por
Goblenidlifen, mie Der .Merrimac"
einem alten Galten, FIR ben $3.50, 00t
be5ablt muroen. Dann lam Der Gin.
fauf BON 3ransportihiffsn, Die Der He.
9ierung fir @rlperb uno Geparaturer
$l3, 000.0 900 toiteten. 9ie geharter.
ten Sransportldiffe toiteten oes Hegie.
rung on Pahtselo uno unbau ipsiter'
$ll 600, 900. Mn ben 9ieferuneer
pon 8etleiounas=8e fur BIZ
Nrmee neroienten Die gontrattorer
lhmeres @elo. sdlieBlib ipuroen un'
nhbe Neaierunes=G =Gepolitorien ernannt
tpoourb rieiiae 5llmmen benz Bunl
perloren ginaen. SEPT iolen ole Sdiffs'
bauer nod Gublioien BON neun Millio
men Dollars prp .yabr fir bic ndhtel
5ebn Sabre erbalten. 9llles in Nllen
t0nnen Die unebrli6en Qrofite Der Son
trattore,l auf etipas iiber $ll2, O00,,
| 900 peranfhlapt tperbeu.
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Gcnator 9oar's grobc ReDc

geaen ben Smperialismis iuurbe por
eirigen 5aaen, fpenn au1 in iehr per-
fiirstsr Gorm, gebalten. Seine anee.
ariffene Geillnobeit sluangs ben alien
Derrtl nod breiltiinoiger aldnSenDer
8ebanolung ieines 5bemas, onsielbs
aum MbihlnB 81 briileen. Wie Der
offisieile geribt iaNt. NOR Der ginorud
ieiner Worte Elm oenaltiaer, pnns be-
ionoers allf bic 2lnrueieaben auf Der
3nldauer=lribiine. Seine Nrgumente
.5u Gunlien Der breiheit. tpie lie bic
GDnititution aGen Menihen ohne I'm,
teridieo Der Raile nno oes Blaubensbe=
fenntnilles aeipdbtieiitet, trafen Die
Vertheloiaer Der uirepublifaniiben,
lhnlabooaen Eolitif, Die 0anna uno
WcGinlep uns aufsebalit haben, lpie
Reulenidldae. Sur ems Mil uns an
teiner aidn5enben oratorilhen 2eiftunq
nidt aefaaen, bak er ndlntid Die &et-
tuns Dor Der imperialiiiilheu Gefabr
leoialih innerbalb Der republifanilben
Yartei iudt. gr itellt es logar als
9etuiB bin. oa6 Me4inlep oom faliden
Weae llintebren uno uaier 2anb ali
ben fefien yooen oer Contribution sll-
riiffibren tueroe. Wenn er BON De /
Selte cine raoitale ll,utehr ermartst,
bann tennt er Marf 0unna ihleht unb
Marf gamma lit oer Manu. ,uei1er Die
Yolitlf Wc4inleD's beliimmt.
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SIT Den VbtIippinc,,

miro INNER nod nit arober grbitte=
rung setdmpft. 5roboem Sen. Otis
srfldrt bat, Der Nufitano Jet nieoesgs=
,pcrfen. finoen III Der lebten 3eit bluti=
9ere Sample itatt als je Supor l,nb
Deroen Die 0erluite oer 6ilipincs an
3ooten, 0ermunoeten uno Gefanaenen
fir lebte Wo1e allein auf 1000 Mann
eelddbt.
Wabreno elmer Expedition na1 bem
Snnern bon panap puroen orei Sol
onten, Sugan, Sracep uno 6apes, bon
Snluraenten sefan5en. Sic tpurben
nod galinas sebradt, bort an pfdble
sebunoen, langiam ser0ifet, aber cor
i6rem Sooe ipieber abaenomlnen, bur1
Die 6traben aeIdleift unb eann nit go=
los oet0otet. Mdbreno lie an DEN 5eu=
erpfabl gebunoen tuaren, lieien bic
gineebornen um lie berum uno miBban=
oelten lie in Der entleBlidlteu Meile, in=
Dem Iie iBnen streifen BON GleiIh ab=
iAnitten.
3miI1en Sloilo unb Manifa 1aben
Die Snlursenten bas Rabel ourhibnit=
ten uno oalelbe tann Dor Dem l. Mai
niht tpieber rcparirt lperben.
Sic 8eulenpelf sreift auf Der Snle)
2uson imlner mebr i'm lid. 9lm 90.
! @pril ipuroen l3 Sooesfdlle gemelbet.
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Wctteitc Nad)ri6tctt.

@oraeifern uno aeftern bat in Go
llimbus Die republifaniihe Staats=
Convention eetaat. ,goB" 0annl
mar natiirlih anipeienb nn0 belt cine
gelpaltiee Baute, in tpelber er Die No=
miniitration (bamit nleinte er 1idJ iel=
ber) big iiber Die Yuppsn lobte uno
einen eroben republitaniIden Wablliea
als lider in Musiibt ffellte. (Sia, ma !!
Gie platfOrm, lpel1e I'M @oraus uno
slpar in liz uno fertig beraeitellt mor=
ben mor, Iaat in paaer Welie ettpas
peaen oel Sruits, entbdli aber fein
gSprt iiber bic gorto Gico Sraee.
W'arf 9anna bat ndmli6 angeorpnet,
oab leBtere Nngeleaenbeit tootaelbuie=
Gen meroen ioa. Ols 5ifet mar aud
bereits bon ben Mahtbabern veefjrt"
lobab Die 9erren Geleeaten nur Sa
uno Nmet oasu 5u iagsn braudten.
yominirt prroen:
Stir Staats=Setretdr 8. Is. 2aplin
BON Suron County.
Stir Sberridter - Sobn u. sbauf
Don Wontgomerp gountp.
Stir Sdul'= gommilliondr - 2etpis
.. Sonebrate pDn Gnpr County.
Sir Mitglieo Der geborbe fir Df=
fentlidhe Nerte - Gbas. .. Goobarb
BON Scipto Gountp.
Sir Nabrunos=Go Gommilliondr Soc
y. yladburn bon Belmont Gpun,D.
Sas in Der Gonpention ihlDoh per=
tretene 5oratsr=glement bate, bic Nus=
llhtsloligteit einIebenb, oar nidt ben
8eriub unternpmmen, ih fiiblbar Su
MAIDEN.
8efern lit prdfioent McGinlep in
aler Stille uno nur begleitet BON iei=
mem priDatietretdr in @lepelant einee=
troffen. Was ben prdlibenten peran=
laBt, irsuiaaen beimlih i'm 9ul6 6er=
UNI gu frau6en", 1T nidt befannt.
Cine gerliner 9epeiAe meloei gsil~
oesbauien, i'm @robbersoetbum Oloen=
burg selegen, ein 5tdbthen BON 1920
@inmobnern. iH beinabe npaltdnDia Elm
&anb Der 6lammen gepproen. Niht
meniger als so Bebduoe, oarunter
uiele 6abriten. tuuroen in Nibe sele9t.
@s 1T aber fsin 8erlult an Menibenle=
ben su betlagen.
Sn 2arime. 3d., ipllrbe infolae els
ner @rplolion perihieoener gu1len
SDnamit uno Sprenapulper Elm Mann
tbatiddllA in Ntome eeblaien. siuei an=
oers Wdnner trueen 0erlebunsen ba=
bon, melbe tpabrlbeinli4 einen tDotli=
den 9lussans nebmen oiirften a6t
Wanner uno Elm Mdoden tamen nit
leidteren, aber inmerDin beoentli1en
0erlebungen oabpn.
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Ser 0riea III Giip. Qlfrifa

nimmt nod ben leBten Yeridten fir bic
gnren cine idlimnle Wenbung. Nab
en9liiben Mnaaben iit es ndmlid benz
8eneral Noberts 9elungen, Die guren,
Tfuelde I'm Wepener fteben, pen 0rei Gei=
ten ein3uiblieBen, mdbreno auf ber 4.
geiie Die yafuto=Ne9er Die 8ren3en
ibres 2an0es bepaden, bic iNb ioiort
init oen gneldnoern aeasn Die 8urn
pereiniQell ipiirben. falls leBtere lirb ei-
|ner 8ebietsberlebung oes 8aIntoInnbes
|fhultig MAIDEN .piir0en. Die 8uren
|foflen Is. 900 Mann III Der MGbe bon
QDepener ne1en baben. iDdbrero Die
3abl Der tilQliiben 5rl,ppen. tuethe bie
Bnrenarlllee iii unlSit19eln iunt auf
40. 600 aeihdbi ipiro. Gs litnnter=
[ hin nod u6alid), bab bic gursn bic
enQlilAsn Qi,lien burhbrehen nnb Fd
Ena6 Morbsn bils6i inIaaell. Qbsr um
|'niss 5it sg1sil laen. Auerpen iie dapss iii
l14ts Qky s g
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&ailer @ilbelm mirp @iitte Mai pri=
eatim uno biireerlih pariS teiuhen.
Das Glenp in ben bon bungersnrtb
beiniseiuAten Giltritten in Sltinnicn lit
lhreflid. Miht nur, paB bic MrnIhen
oabiniferten ,rie bic 6liesen, lpnbern pie
Stcrblihfeit hat iieb aud auf Die 16iere
perbreitet unp es iinp bereits 70 siele
3uatbiere Der Seuhe gum Spfer sefal=
len, rap man alien GrnlteS nit Dem 0e=
panfen umseben mue, tbieriIhe s3ustraft
tempcfar purh sllenlhlihe, no man lie
Himnsr bertefommen fam, su erleyen.
lin rer glctb 3u fenern. ,pirb .iiberall fir
.rie teimseludten Difriftf selammelt,
sater Gnslanp, belien yfi1t cs IN erlter
ginie mare, su belien. fnnet leine grpriz
iicntn unp lein Oelo nafb Siib= Nirita,
nm Elm freibeitslisheabes 8plf III unter-
rriiden, unp labt bic arinen Subier YER
buugern.
Nns Wenf mirb genrlbet. RAP ber rcrl
eingstroifene fransUliltbe GrsGapitan az
frep Drepfas furhttar scaltert III Inn
ihnsemetBeS 5aar betcmmen bnt. Ierp.
fuS keatiid,tist, fih III GoloSny ON Sen
|ffrlte uiiSefabr ein bal6es Jabr allisai.
bolfen.
Der 5ultan gait cine JcrcerinS por
500 600 fir in Qlrn,faiet an Aneyifa.
aserii peratte Weipalttbaten midi uug
altast lpriM Ii Wa1tin9tcn parrn, pis
piplrsnatii fn 8ssiebns,8s,i uit btr 4 liir.
trsihsti ,iMl rie8s triro Il
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Sa0esneuigfciten.


8R Chtn.
Sn Seic it Urau William Ssmeger,
trelche, an Miisrdne leincnn, ,ur prpte
cine Dcfts &cpfretpulper einna1m, an
pffen 0rlsen seitprtcn.
55n Youngstown muree Getert GbriltY
epn ieiner 3nbdlterin, guep Gbriltg, ae-
fabrlth pernunnet, wcrallf iic lih leltit
erfhpB. sic bate in Grfabrung ge-
tradt, pab Gbri1e lie serlalen irclle, nm
eir aneercS 6rauensiinmer su beiratben.
Sn Marietta rurbe 5arry gittle Yer-
baftet, neil er Ut pem &auaaren son 81.
6. 9taee einen Ginbruhsserluch gemaht
tattr gr erfldrte: sd babe es &C.
tban, neil ih nad Gplumbus mid, no
ntein Safer It, SD hin beimatb= unn
cbrahtps unp mia bei meinem Gatcr
.ieiit." Sein Gater ist rssen Meineips
i'm 3nhtbaus.
Sn einen llmfreis son 20 Weilcn ppn
Warietta murren innerbait mel,igen Ia-
gen rrci Seihen sffunpsn.
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2nIan0.

2nlnnD.
Cine iunss Gsutltr, Mamens sRarie
Ginie, iiseste. gSrebe ppn Der Gait=9ii-
perbriife III Stem sIcrf berunterselprun=
gen, ipurpe aber nod reht,eitig terausge=
iiifbt unp serettet. Ssinansiclle gebrdng=
nib scranlaBte bas Maphen su nem per-
5meifelten Spruns.
Die gunpes-Grblhaftslteuer BAT i'm
lebten gefnunssjabr S1,235,435 in's
VnnreszShabamt gebraht. Sn ben
perilrlIenen neun Mpnaten neS lauienoen
Sabres 9at lie tereits sl,660,S7l einse=
traacn, entlprehenp elmer Sabreseinz.
nabme srn mabr ats $4,000, 900. unp
Niemano bat riele Steuer gefiiblt.
ilniere llmlaufsmittel tctraaen jest
s26.l2 anf ben &cpf Der SesGteruns.
Ben nnieren fetsia Miaicnen SevGlfe=
runa tat ater bic Wsbrsabl nur bic II
Gents. Gie anperen baben bic Collars.
Der Genius auf CUBA bat cine SesGl=
.ferMna scn 1871, 1,797 erseben, mpppn
snitr 443, 426 leieu unr l6reiten fSnnen !;
1888 bahen cine CUTE Shuleilpuns se=
npiien. 20,47S finp Spanier, l29, ,240
linp atfSmnlinse scn Spaniern.
Das Sterbunoesseriht mei9erte lih,
Sberlin M. Garter, melher fh ais Off
;ier Der Sunpes> >Nrmee srpBartisc Inter
ihla9ungen su Shulnen fcmmen lieB
uno in 5plse teiien su elmer lan9eren
:3uAthausitrafe sernrtbcilt murpe, cine
Serse,pi7erunssafte su bemilliaen unr
rer Vnrlhe mub lisen, bis i'm lein
Jreuno @ic6inleY tesnari9t.
Sn Nthilpn, Sans, bat 16cmas 6.
sSperman pas bablAe gSubntaus ieines
Qrbeitsebcrs, S. 6. Gcr, in 8ranp se=
ifcft, ilm in Stano 9elebt su iein, Die
8amilie spm 6ianmentuo gu erretten unb
parnit leine Ganfbarfeit su be,pei1er.
3u !5annapa Salts, q. g., murpen
Der 8anal unp bic Rraftitaticn Der pcrti=
gen Ba1erfraft Ocielllhaft rurh cine
6phlutb I'M Naauette Hiper ,erifcrt.
Der Shaben betrdst 100000; bunbert
Nrbtiter entfamen nit fnapper Nptb.
Sn &awfaplin, Mih., flpg bas Yad-
! BANS ber Mjar Iyramitfatrif in bic Quft.
Drei Arbeiter pureen in Stiidf seriden.
Gin 5euer, bas in elmer Npptbefe ent=
fanr. bat Gpinburs, q. D., srpBentbeils
einseaifert. 5rau ainpabl unp 6ran o.
S. Srlpn erlitten ben Ilnmmentcp. Der
n,aterielle Gerlult besiifert iid auf $780,
600, bic SeriAeruns tetrasi nur $780,
900.
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Gin iiiOatrifaniid)er 8anfict
iibcr Den 4ried.

Marinlilian CLAN, elm leitenoer
Banter llno Mirenbeliber in Soban=
nesbur9. i1reibt ieinem @orreIpDnoen=
ten in gietp Oort unter Nnberen
.Dieler en9lilhe &riea nno fbantlois
Vsriud, sa ranben uno 3u itehlsn, if
Die ungsr.dteie 5bat, Die ie beoanoen
tporoen lit. Nber oieles 2ano lit,
Gott lei Dant, nod frei unb teine gla=
ton bon Grdmern miro es untermerfen.
SD beoauere rnr Die armen Sonlmles.
Seoer Bur lit aebn bon ibnen lpertb.
Sene tdmpfen fir einell Shilling uno
|Sirpence ben Gag unb ibnen ae=
|genuber fitbt cine Naiion um ibr 2e=
/ ben. Wie es au1 nuseebt, Gna=
lambs Nubm als cine Militdrmaht lit
|oahin; geaell cine ciDililirte Natlpn
t0nnen feline S0loner l,idbt anffommen.
.0ier berrid3t nidt Die oerinqife
Notb i'm Nabrunssmit,el. Wenn
@bamberlain 9lanbt, er tonne oie Bu=
lrell ausbun9ern, 70 mant er nur einsn
Itpeiteren Gebler Gteiib baben mir in
llleberfluB, 8etreiOe fiir Diele Sabre.
9bse ilnb Raffee ipuroen rar, fonmeu
laber ipieoer reihlin hsrein. Nnr ,3nf=
ltsr 1T 5lemlih a,,f0ebrauAf uno tbeuer
laeluoroen. Selitdteiisn n,D9eil ausge-
lbeil llno iDeia and, ober ali notb=
|Denbigen 2e5enSbeolrfnifen NTH ilie
luno nilnlner ManasI eitltrstsfl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
REPORT ON THE CANAL.
Mr.. HEPBURN ADVOCATES HIS
NICARAGUA BILL.

The report Of the Committee of the House Of
Representatives on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce in favor Of the Hepburn bill for the con-
structiOn of the Nicaragua Canal was submitted
yesterday.
1t sets forth the entire practicability OF the
canal and holds that the Clayton-BuIwer Treaty
has lapsed and that the canal should be exclu-
sively under the control of the United States.
The right to fortify the canal is maintained, in
the light of the treaties made, both by Great
Britain and the United States, with Nicaragua,
since the negotiation of the Clayton-Bulwer
Treaty, which provide the right 10 send forces
into Nicaragua and thus imply the right TO
establish Notifications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
BRIBERY CHARGES DENIED.
SENATOR CLARK, OF MONTANA. TELLS
THE STORY OF HIS ELECTION.
HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF ANY CORRUPT
USE OF MoNEY-wENT INTO THE
FIGHT TO BEAT MARCUS DAILY

Washington, Feb. 17.-Senator Clark. of Mon
tana, was on the witness stand before the Sen
ate Committee on Privileges and Elections for
about four hours to-day and when the commit
tee adjourned for the day only his examination
in chief had been completed leaving his cross
examination for Monday. His testimony related
solely to the charges made against him in con-
nection with his election by the Legislature
OF Montana to the United States Senate last
winter. He denied explicitly and categorically
all the charges OF the use Of money by himself
or with his connivance consent TO corrupt
members OF the Legislature in his behalf. con-
tradicting many Of the statements made by wit
nesses for the prosecution He admitted, how
ever, having spent an aggregate Of about S115,-
600 in the campaign, but said this expenditure
was for legitimate purposes only. The large
outlay was due TO the fact, he said, that he had
contracted 10 pay all the expenses of a cam
paign against Marcus Days rule in the State,
and he had gone into the compact 10 that end
because he considered Mr.. Days rule tyran-
nical and opposed 10 the best interests of Mon
tana.
Justice Piggott and Chief Justice Brantley OF
the sontana Supreme Court were also on the
stand = part OF the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
THE NEWS FROM ROBERTS
g0T FIGHTING IN ORANGE
FREE STATE.
rrTTY KENNY SHELLING CRONJE'S
LAAGER-BOER SUPPLY TRAIN
CAPTU RED.
CAPTURED.
fc57yr.Eht. 1890: by The New-York Tribune
[BT CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.l

IBT CABLE TO The TRTBUNE-l
r~udou. Feb Is. q m.-No further dis
..-b4s have been received at the War Office
.sfs regard 70 The campaign in South Africa,
.,s the few unofficial kilograms published this
-,o-ning Dc not throw much light cs the stua-
son The outcome of the pursuit Of General
r-onie by General KeI!y-Kenny is eagerly
,uairea. although the general satisfaction en-
-.rsered by the news Of the success OF the Brit
~ aDerations continued
m Levds expresses himself confsent as
:, ne ability Of the Free State 10 defend itself
,ralnst General Roberts's invading army, but
~ re Continent generally military critics seem
,,ogether surprised by the relief OF Kimberley
:, Berlin the tendency is 70 accord unstinted
--,se 10 General Roberts and General French
.s- ire mastery way in which the Diamond
r-r was relieved. but in Paris and Vienna
s,.b;s are expressed as the Importance Of
ne success achieved by Briti<l arms.
mere seems 20 have been some fighting near
nrarecht. il Cape Colony. On Friday. At mid
night Brabant's force captured the Boer trenches
.+ ne point of the bayonet and entered the
-,rn. the Beers moving TO hilly positions TO the
Northeast Inf.