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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18

Niirnbera. Dcs hieiigs
eftpuraeridt perurtbeilte ben friibes
rem 5hubmann Graus tpegett WietitS
eibs. iii Z sSabreli 3,ifNbalis uftb 10
Sahren Gbrberluft. Grnus 1dite +. 3,
burtb unfpabre Musfagen Dnr @cridN
sutpeae sepradt. cab sipei perfoneil AZ
/ Sabr reIp. 9 Npnateti GefdnantB
Rrnrtbeiit tpurhen; sbieie baben pie
romals erhaltene Strafe bereits bers
buBt.
paf1ou. Der MasiiiratsratE
Gutpr llnt Der @emeinbebepnlln1dh
tigte Meliaipnslehrer ber t. 3ealf6u!e
unb peniipnss sSnbaber syiirft. beibs
prm Centrum, babcn gesen ben perants
tpprtlidkn Nebdfteur Der rYdHoner
s3eitung", 8arl Martin. ipegel, perfDrs
ferfDnlider stnsriffe Beleibisungs=
.Iage seite1t.
pfarrfirben. Dur6 bic
tiefige @enbarmerie trurbe berMirthsz
iebn eso1ef Grub1pinfler bon 2angened
ircgen brinaenben@erbahts berBrdnos
fsiftung perhoftet unb in bic 5rpbnz
Deite eineeliefert. 2frn 6. Nueuit b. s.
Qlxnbs z 1br bra7nte bas MntDefen
bes Gaters bes 8rubipinfler nit Zen
1dmmtlidsn Nebeneebdlbsn nieber. Gs
ent{tanb baburb Elm S6aben BON 12,s
600 Marf unb IdoE bamals bernlliz
tbete man Branbitiftrna. 9eri1iebene
rerbGGdiee Meuberunaen, bic sSoIef
Grubpinfler fallen lieB, fiibrten au
feiner @erbafture.
@eibenit It a bt. = Der liberale
2anbtaasaboeorbnete &arl Sd5mio
iru,be arm 8iirsermeiiter unisrer
Stabt einiiimn,is sepdblt.
Wur5bura. Die pbpfifali19=
mebiaini1bs Gelenl6aft Miir5burg be-
sine lire fiinf3isidbrige sSubildums=
feier. 9ptanifer araus belt bic Set
1ebe. Scr @riinher ber @e5en5haft,
g1eelena b. &0lliter, ioar ontpefenb.
Ser Seifenfieber sSr. Gabler, eine
1T gentrum5frei5en tonanaebenbe Yer=
iGnli6feit, mar ppm bieiigen 2anbgei
1id}t ipegen 9eblerei gu einem Sahr
3uMhaus unp bret eabren GbrperluIF
rerurtbeiIt fprrben. @egen bieies l1r<
theil legte @abler beim Heidsaeri5t
@erufuna elm. 9ieIelbs tit nun ais
unbesriinbet ne-iporfcn tpprben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
Ebartnsen uno sadbfe,s.

GtsIeben. Die Mrbeiterin
Rlara 1oflnann bate oas unglud.
bon benz BDben burh bic Oede in ben
Dferbeitan au fs:iraen, tpobei iie id
ihipere Weritauhungen bes 3Orpers
5usDa.
groibfh. 2hif benz 8ertba=
f9adte ereignete iib Elm f4redliHer
l1nqIiidsfall. sSnfolge 5u 5eitiaen
Deffnens bes Werfhlubfefels besJ0r<
ber1Gahtes ftiirate ber lebise Mrbeiter
RDgel aus Mltengrcitih IN ben5haht
unb tpnrbe tobt alfgebottn.
6aIberfabt. Sn ber 5tbs
ma bes e1ipnrgerihts plrbe ber
GdubmoGer q. gerfd1 aus 9bale
BON ber Mnfluge Der bprfIbliden
9runbitiftnng freigtfprofen. 8. follte
ber Mnfldgt nod Der Q(nitifter zines
Ter wrGnbe dnf ber Bienert'fden
MiibIe al soIe seapefen fein.
6ei'liaenftabt. 6ter bers
idieb i'm MIter BON 73 Subren Der
friibere langi6brigt Mector Der bisji
asn tatholiiden 8irserl4nit DilbeIin
G1iil.
Imennu u. Bon einern bards
qehenb<n @sfpdnii ipurbe III llntert0s
! btbsbersDrn ttrA Mrtsit btinat te4renSe
66nbnrbtiter Sob iiberfdbren ,inb II
jmtptr pkrltbt, baB nd3 lDeniotr
6h4H6en isin &co sintrdt.
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etseabnre ,.ns w,ealeaoura.

lubs. - Meaen Musbrudxs bes
asudbltitens unter ben &inbern in
Dprf unb Sof areien lit auf omtlidx
Derfiisuitg bic Sdule einittpeilen gez
fbloilen ipbrben.
YIau.- 8ter gefeiIelte 6Gftlinge.
ssfiibrt bon einem bieiigen @enbarmes
rie=Wahtmeiiier unb einem 5ransporz
tsur, fpei1e bier eintrafen, erregten ras
sSnterehe tes publifums. Mie mir
crfubren. iparen es S1nitter aus' Mlr
tenhof Bel Stuer. fDelhe ii4 gelesent~
Ih elmer .SanSbeluittgung au grpben
Nusinreitungen baben binreiben lafz
len. 8ei elmer fHieblih ltattgefunbez
ilen Shldgeret, In tpeldsr obige r!er
eine Sdurtrnne fptelten, {oa ber @or=
fdlnitter in Mltenbof erheblide 8erlebz
uitgen erlttter baben.
8 d 6n berg.- Der erobe Man=
eel an Matbematifern tpirb 3ur ssplge
6ahen, ba5 cine QebrerItelle an Der hie=
itaen Mealid.ule, Die burd, bic 8erfeb=
rng beg 2ebrers 3. naA @uirop boz
fant .pirb. gar nift pronunasmdBig
irieber bcfebt peroen .ann. Mu6 bic
Gteae etncs Bbilologen mubte bier
fslbft f6Dn nit etnem SheoIogen belebt
tperben. Oas Nnfcnasgehalt biefes
6errn betrdst bier 210O Marf unp
ifeiat na6 getpiiIen OienItiabren auf
$500 Marf PRO seSahr.
Strelib. = $50 Sabre linb ber=
flciIen, fettbem Strelit aur Stabt err
bohen tpurbe. Mcltere bie1ioe gintpob=
ner entiinnen iith NOD bes sseites, Das
rnfere Stabt am 3. December 1849,
ibrem 5OOidbrisen cSubildum, unter
benz 8iirssrmeifer Nautuert feisrte.
M a re n. - Gin idaperes llneliid
e,eignete fih Bel benz Yrellbod bei1n
6opemanl1'16en Speiher. Der ahtz
idbrige Sohn res Nrheiters 8nd pcrs
eniiate iih nit mehreren Gnaben beim
Spiel, als er plDblih stpii4en ben
puffer zines giienbabnlpdgens urb
ten YreiIbod aerieth, ioo5ei i'm Der
&ppf serauetfebt tuurbe uno ct balb
nabbr berfAieb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
Gd)wcia.

gern. sssm nerffrfienen Sabre
n uBten i'm 8Iuaen 31,91O 8erfonen,
alio taft 6 Y-osent Der 8epolterune,
l:rteritiibt nerosn, uno aipar nit einer
Ggmnse BON 2,953,1O4 ST.
3iirid. Sier itarb i'm Nlter
RON 80 cyabrsn 5riebriH bon gen!t.
Geetn Ieiner 8atbeiIlsuna an ben re-
rplutiondren Iprsdnsen muBtc er
1849 nato 3iirieb fli.dbten, mo er eine
Grsiebungsanfalt iibsrnabm, bic heute
nrb unter Der leitune ietnss Soanes
hebt. Gr ftanb nit ben ssiiDrern Der
beutfGsn linfen Narteien in re9em
8erfebr.
Der Gautonsrath nahm II. a. slpei
ppltulote an, betreffeno ftren9ere
Durbfiibruns Der @inaelbdft uno ras
tioneaere gefhaftiauns Der inhaftir4
ten Der BesirtsgefdneniiIe. fp!pie be-
treffsnb Der @trafbeftimmunsell seeen
bas QotteriesefeB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
e1teFet.

i DbIuu.- Die 5tebtperorbnetenz
ipablen ipurben ,lnter mdbiger Bethel
liguns bollaogen. sn Der britten Mb=
tbeilnna tpurben tp:eber getpdblt:
aeufmann Robltcafe unb aaufmann
Niehneaer. Die atpeite Mbthetlung
ipdblte ipieb.r: Jleifher,netiter Dittz
ridb, Bddermeiiter 6iibner, 3immers
mei1ter Rern, Raufmann Sanber. ssSn
Ger /. Mbtbeilung tpurbe nieberse=
tp1hlt: @utsberipalter Shola, neuge=
pdblt: Redtsanpalt lnb Notar 2epp.
prausnib. = NeusepGblt au
Gtabtberorbneten tpurben. &aufmdnn
CONNER rnb Maurermeiiter Weber,
ipieIs -netpGblt lit Sleifhermeiiter SUI
lius Wernsr. eSn Der 2. Nbtbeilung
lparen bon 81 WGhlern 13 anipefenb.
gs spurben nenaetpGblt: BGdernreiiter
gluauft unb @attlermetter &obslpalb,
trieheraetpGhlt Hentter syren5el unb
Standardization Otto pieti9. ssSn Der
3. Mbtbeilunq iihten bon 229 Wdblern
nur 46 ihr Wablreebt aus. Ofenbau.
meiiter Rohle ie. ipurbe tpieberz. ubrz
mader Obit neusepdblt.
9fatibor. Der Rnabe Rarl
gculih aus Gornib biefisen Rreile5
rerunaliidte auf ardRlid)s WeiIe, in=
hem er nit bsiben 8einen in Elm @D=
pc!pert bineinseristb. Der ltnte Ober>
5dwnfel tpurbe serinalmt, rdbrenh bos
redte 8ein aug benz 9iftgelent seriIs
fen plrbe.
&eihenba d. - Mbenbs betaz
men IN einem Mirtbshuuie su Beterse
tpalbau einige @dite Gtreit. Der ii6 anf
her Gtrabe fprtpflanste. 1ierbei tpurz
be Der Barber Wan5el au 8oben gez
iNe.ibert. Gr flagte iiber hefttse
Gbmeraen am Ropfe, bod ihleppte er
ii4 nab 6aufe, no ct nod nebreren
Gtilnben Derihieb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
0rof,bersoetDu,,s 9eHeu.

Drtesbeim.-Won etnem 11nez
rem @1idlalsl1laae betroffen ipuroe
Ter bieiiae Ortsbiirger 6err 6einri9
Nenbel. Die 26idbrige 9p1ter bes=
5elben, eli, allgemetn belte5tes MGc@
den, bas felt benz 3obe bcr Mutter Der
6ausbaltung bcritanb, mar in lebte-
Seit frdnflicb getrorhen unb perftel IN
Gtbtpermutb. Mue @er5uhe ihres Ga=
ters bermobten ntdt has bebduernss
irertbe MGb1en anferen Shines AZ
Erinaen. unb 10 fiibrte es ben Bel ibrn
ceipib 11pn longe 3eit geplanten Bor=
fab, ii1 bas 2e6en gu nebmen, aus.
inbem es lid, in ben i'm @arten befiab-
li6en Drummer itiirate.
6drtmannsbain. Der bieS
fiaeNerinrrunssagent Sebaitian Rais
Ter, fpslher ipegetl 8etrug unD urfun<
tenfGlfhung engetlngt, infolge beHen
audi berbnftet ipurhe, lit bpn berG rGtrafz
faminer in Gieben gu 3ehn Monaten
BsfGngiIb ioipie 3tpei ssSabren Gbrpsr-
luIt perurtb.tIt iporben.
Mnin5. Dds Ghpurgeri1t
pcrurtbeilte ben 31i0brisen Bahnarbsi-
ter 4ifoldus Gabriel E3tt aus Doftps
rripo, III Wrebenteila ipcbntdft. ire9en
Nerat6ns gegen bic paro9rapbtn I76
Mbf. 2. 4ab l73 ifiner geiiteatruntsn
G3tpeifer 8egtniiber. 3il 2 Jdhrtn gez
f6nenib nnb IA IdStn Gait. :.''
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
uHb Ruufraonn s. Diebl finbet enscre
tfrx&xf n Ia ~ s

uHb Ruufraonn s. Diebl finbet enscre
Wdbl ftdtt.
Often bd ii d. M. Die mini
sdfstiefls Gtae 1n,igEna pfa GrtsItatnts
i:ber bic beuerbsItattlna i'm 3rsiisatps
rintft 5n Dffsab1dp 1T eingetrDffcn. Gs
itebt Der 8cnubung Der sSeaerbe!tut=
tnng nun nicbts mear i'm Wsge.
Gpntra. Der IN Der Ndhs bon
Msniushdiifen gelegenen 1nnnel tpirb
aIgenblidIih elmer Nepdruturarbsit
iltlterSossn. Woraus{iftlieb tuirh btes
IsFbe ldngere 3eit bedl,5prihen. Die
3lIItdnbige BehDrbe bat 5u bieIem
3tpede einen Bdbnmeiiter unb g!uFs
ie6er dn Srt inb 5telIe.entidnbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18

Mbein bier gelGnbsi ipurbt, III dls Dts<
jeliae bes ron G1ifferitdbt aus psrs
miBten peniiDrirten UubntDdrters Diiss
hdel Hduf ron nprten burd bic MIlge@
b0riaen anerfdnnt iporben. glnf ntlttFs
Mtile Der Mann ins Wafler gernt1cH
1T. fann niemanb iagen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18
llsl1nDiJlJes.


GIbing. DDS bic5ige Ghmnrs
gert@ eerurtbcilte ben YpitafIjtenteE
Niiller tueoen 1lnterfh hlasuns imMn,te
tt adj SJdfieH i'm 6elommiNiraes pon
"A $50 Weort All bier sSoAren GefGnss
niB.
R esien bu "a. lleber' bosQerz
mO8tn hsSRaufmannS bermann 8ass
net BON bier lit bns goneursnerfahren
e11ffnet tporben. Goncursperlpalter
III Observation-Disclosures Rlieiper.
NDfenberg. Die, Mahl hes
Mitteli9ulebrers 'c.ynbnfe Sniters
i.bura 3una Hectpr Der Gtabtld]uls lit
f1M beit6tiat iporhtn, bn bcs EDns
FHrriunl bic wahl eines GbeDlDgen
ptrlangt.
Stub N. - Der Mrbeiter sobann
M<ib, ber BEL benz Mderbiirger eSacpb
G1nte bierielbif beEndft.gt mar. iDOllte
bcim Oreiden nit Der Drefbmaf6ine
Bic sSlegelneIIe fhnieren, gerictb babei
nit ber linfeit 6dnb IN Dds WeGengez
t1iebe unb biiBte bic bret Wittelfinser
ber 6anb Elm.
3opppt. Nohbem eben erf
infer Qlmt8bor{tanb Aerr bon Dstpis,
bon Grebs. her iicb felt nlebreren Moz
Gen fronfbeitsbdlber auf 11ridub be-
afinbet, ben llrldub Inn 2 Monate rers
ldngert bat, 1T nun audi iein Gteupers
treter, 6err 9oballb, tpegen @rtrants
rna bonn Mmte Suriidgetreten. Nen~
nIngsrath d. 8. 3biel bat bssbalb Die
leitiln9 bes gnttes ibernontmen.
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lihtfelbe. Sci bem lebtesl
Stnrm 1T bic Winbmiible bes Soerrn
Wiihlsnbeiibers lllrib 5boriAtlof
Dom Gturme nmgeriilen ipproen. Der
Ghaben tt niht 70 bebeutenb, oab Der
Betrieb babur1 beeintrd4tigt ipiirbs.
Wobrungen.- Raufmann Ml=
bert Giiutert BAT fein bisiiges Gez
Mdftsgrunbitiid an Gaufmann 5rib
Dpminid Georgentbal perfauft.
DrteIsbure. - @sin 5Oidlri=
aes Mmtsiub.ldum an Der bretclailigel
G4uIe in ;Sarienen feierte Gauptle6rer
Nuguit Rem1ies. ct mar in SSriens
ridSrub 4 Sabre inb GroE=Spalten
19 Sabre tbdtig. Set 27 ssSabren berz
tDaltet er bic 2ebreritelle in 5arienen.
Dfterobe. Srob bes eingetres
tenen Minters tDirb an ben gtbduben,
bie fobalb als m0slid) fertis geitsIt
perben iollen. riiftis meter searbeitet,
Io 3. IS. am Mmtsgerihtsgebdube. 2eBz
tsres lit Elm impofanter 8du unb ptrb
nod feincr JerttsitelIuns 5u ben erDbs
ten unb id0niten 8autperten oerStabt
geb0ren.
pr. Sdrgdrb. Die Stabt@
Derorbnetenberfammlung iibertrug ben
Ban Der neuen6hl hleu5enbriiden (5abrs
int s5ubgdngerbriiden) Runftnliiblen=
bcEber Methert, Der ben Bau unh bic
etDiae llnterbaltung Der Briiden fir
5000 Marf iibtrnimmt.
GdIp1au. EN- benz breiit0diz-
gen. aug 5tetnfab erhauten Gpeiher
bes Raufnann 2ipsti in Der Babnbpfs
iiraBe. fam Geuer aus. Durh ben
Ginituta bes Gpeiders tpurbe bds
Mpbnbaus bes 6errn 30. Meile sere
itGrt. Dus Raufmann 6iesm. Neu&
mann'fhe Mobnbaus fDnnte sehalten
txrben. SIN gansen finb A Mobnhdus
fer. Elm 5tan uno Elm Gpeiber abges
dronnt.
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poa,,ses,t.

qaenalf. 8eruneliidt ift
Der bier ipobnbafte Zimmerman 3iiz
&C, tneider In Gptelotp Bel syrieblanb
|. M. mits5orftarbeiten be1hdftiet mar.
3. fuhr nit Der Babn 5u feiner Mrs
bettsf6tte. Nls er ni9t sur eetpohnz
ten @tunbe erfMien, ffelIte man Nahs
fDrfhunaen an. unb tpurne i1ad ldns
aerenl 6uden 8. als 2eide in eit1em
Wdiertiimpel gefunben. Gr hinters
ldbt cine 6rau unO 3ipei unmiinOise
.Rinber.
p6Iib. Bei sSorcabenbera III
0uf ber Qanbftrube bic 2eihe eineg ets
md 10 Sabre alten Mannes aufaefunz
Den i,prben. Der Mmitanb. baB an
bet Qeidt teirerlei Spuren unnatiir<
l1men Sob.s 81 bemerfen !paren, ldBt
bdrauf ihlieben, Dab Der ate Mant,
pttmMtbIicb eir Bettler Namens
Menbt, in benz llntpstter ben Sob ges
fiinbsn bat.
BOIL II b 10. 6ier fpurben Die
Auufrannn D0rfer'ihen Gheleute unb
eine Bel ibnen hebtenitete Weripdnbte
inter bem Nerbdhf, bds In Der Naht
ann 80. October Il, Dem DDrfsr'i1en
6cufe dusgtfomnlene SSeuer felbf anz
9elegt 3iI baben. perbeftet. sShon
ipdbrenb bes Brdnbtss mar es aufqez
fdlen, bub fdmmtlide gerettete Gpinz
/ Df letr iuartTl,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-08
THE KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS
Carry Through . Pet Measure Snd
VIII Call an Extra Session.


Frankfort, KY, March s.---The house
yesterday passed the McChord railroad
anti-extortlon bill by vote of 5s to
~. The bill authorizes the state rail-
road commission to fix the maximum
OF freight rates and to punish for dis
elimination and extortion. From a
party standpoint its passage was the
carrying out of the principal planks In
the platform on which the late Demo-
cratic Governor Goebel was nominated.
The Republicans in body opposed the
bill. The bill will be approved by
Democratic Governor Beckham. The
Goebel assassin reward bill for 500, 900
was yesterday approved formally by
Beckham. The commissioners ap-
pointed to expend the fund, or such
part as may be necessary to apprehend
or convict the assassin, held a meet
ing last night and began work.
The Democratic leaders in the legis-
lature, on the assumption that the
courts will decide in favor of Demo-
cratic Governor Beckham, are prepar-
Ing for an extra session of the legisla-
ture early in May: Governor Beck.
ham, 1t is said, determined that the
fate OF the McChord BILL passed in the
house yesterday, should decide whether
or not an extra session should be call
ed The passage of the bill, the lead
ers say, indicates that all party meas
ures can be passed, and therefore as
sures an extra session.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-08

A TEST OF ENDURANCE.
Ne Prospect Of settling the Chicago
Strike and Lockout.

Ne Prospect Of Settling the Chicago
Strike and Lockout.
Chicago, March S.-Apparently all
hope Of settlement In the near future
Of the differences existing between the
unions affiliated with the Building
Trades council and the contractors
were dissipated yesterday when the
Building Contractors council made q
declaration that no opportunity to ar
bitrate will be afforded iy that body,
no matter what pressure may be
brought to bear by the Industrial COM
mission soon to meet here,
I'VE have locked no one out and are
willing TO employ men regardless Of
their affiliations" continues the official
statement, but we refuse to be die
tated to by the Building Trades coun-
GIL"
1t is now believed by many leaders
on both sides that the combination Of
strikes and lockouts in Chicago will
develop into simple test Of endurance.
The suspension Of business opera
lions by Chicago manufacturers of
building material until the labor situa-
ton has assumed more settled aspect
will not 60 into general effect until
Saturday. The big stone quarries at
Joliet and Loclsport, controlled by the
so-called combine, have been closed
down, however, for an indefinite Pc
Rod, and independent companies at
those points. employing 400 men, are
preparing to take advantage Of the sit
uation and will begin operations as
soon as the weather permits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-08
rsTc"g, p,'r mn
A RADICAL PLATFORM.
Demands of the Social Dem0crats'
Convention at Indianapolis.

! Demands Of the Social Democrats
Convention at Indianapolis.
Indianapolis, March 8.--The plat
form adopted by the national conven-
ton Of the Social Democratic party
yesterday is the most radical that has
yet been presented by that party. The
platform was adopted on motion Of
Eugene V. Debs. who made an elo-
quent speech in its support. The plat
form urges, In brief:
Revision Of our Anticipated federal
constitution, in order to remove the
obstacles to full and complete control
of government by all the people, ir-
respective of sex.
Public ownership of all industries
controlled by monopolis, trusts and
combines.
Public ownership Of all railroads,
telegraph, telephone, all means Of
transportation, communication, water
works, gas and electric plants and
other public utilities.
Public ownership of all gold, silver,
copper, lead, iron, coal and all other.
mines; also all oil and gas wells.
Reduction of the hours of labor in
proportion to the increasing facilities
OF production.
The inauguration of system of
public works and improvements for
the employment of large number Of
the unemployed, and public credit to
be utilized for that purpose.
All useful inventions to be free to
all, the inventor to be remunerated by
the public.
Labor legislation to be made national
instead of local, and international
where possible.
National insurance of working peo-
pie against accidents, lack of employ
ment and want in old age.
Equal civil and political rights for
men and women and the abolition of
all laws discriminating against women.
The adoption of the Initiative and
referendum and the right to the recall
OF representatives by the voters.
Abolition Of war as far the United
States are concerned and the introduce
tion of international arbitration instead.
The committee on resolutions report
ed approval of resolution condemning
the establishment Of militarism in
Puerto Rico and the combination Of
capitalists to deprive Puerto Ricans Of
the franchise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-08
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Mayor Hinchcliffe, of Paterson. N.
j., forbids an advertised production Of
"Sapho" in that city.
A Providence (R. - dispatch an
nounces the loss of the schooner Will
lam P. Hood and her crew of eight
James and Amos Pierce were indix-
ed at Media. Pa, for the murder Of
George B. Eyre. They will be tried h
June.
The ceremonies attending the mar
riage of the Japanese prince imperial
will entail an expenditure of nearly
100000 yen.
Fire destroyed Shoneman's big de-
partment store In Philadelphia and
spread to adjoining buildings. The loss
is nearly 100000.
The remains of G6 soldiers who died
in Cuba were buried In Arlington Gem
etery, Washington, yesterday with mil
itary honors. The bodies of 500 soldiers
who died IN Cuba now rest in this his
toric spot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-08
CONGRESSMAN JOE WHEELER,
His Resignation as General W.
u

HIS Resignation as General Was
rendered Before Congress Met.
San Francisco, March 8.--General
Joseph Wheeler and party, who have
been in quarantine since their arrival
from the Philippines on the transport
Warren last Monday, were permitted to
land last night. When seen by a re-
porter General Wheeler, speaking OF
his resignation from the army, said he
resigned Nov. 20, but was not ordered
home until the middle of January. He
did not care to discuss his reasons for
leaving the army. After brief stay
in this city General Wheeler will 60
to Washington to take his seat in con-
gress.
Il have letter saying that an effort
will be made to keep me from taking
my seat" said the general, but l do
not see why such an effort should sue
coed. The objection is that ! was not
on hand to be sworn in, and It Is
stated that was holding another po-
sition that initiates against my right
to be elected. l shall 60 to Washing
ton, having resigned from the army,
and with a proper certificate Of cleo
tion, and expect to be sworn in. It
will be noted that my resignation from
the army was handed in before con-
gress met"
AS to the situation in the Philippines
and Guam he said: "All Is very salts
factory in both places. The war is
over except for the work of the guer-
rilla bands that ambush our troops
and do little damage"
Miss Wheeler, daughter of the gen.
eral, who accompanies her father, de-
MES the story of her reported engage
ment to marry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-08

Oaxaca, Mex. March S.-News has
reached here Of another hard fight be-
tween a force of about 300 Maya In
dams and 1000 government troops.
The battle took place near the town Of
Aguada. Colonel Ferdinand Gonzales,
who is member Of President Dlaz's
personal staff, was In command of the
government forces which made the 81
tack on the Indians. The Mayas were
strongly intrenched, but were driven
from their position by the terrible fire
which was poured In upon them from
an advantageous position. Thirty
seven Indians were killed and a large
number wounded. Three soldiers were
killed. Over 300 guns were thrown
away by the Indians in their flight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-08
A MISSISSIPPI scOURGE.
Terrible Ravnges Of ViruIent SMALL
pOx In Kinds County.

Terrible Ravnges of Virulent SMALL
pOx In Kinds County.
Jackson, Miss, March SAN official
report made to the Kinds county board
of supervisors yesterday reveals an ap-
palling state Of affairs in the jones'
vile neighborhood, in the southern
part of the county. The community is
literally honeycombed with smallpox
of the most virulent and loathsome
form and during the past six weeks
nearly hundred deaths have occur
red. On some days the death rate has
been SO large that it was impossible
TO secure collins, and rude caskets were
made from rails. Whole families have
been wiped out of existence, and Of
several large families only one or two
children are left. Many of the pa
tients are now in a critical condition,
are without medical attention and dy-
ing at the rate of from three to five
per day. The death rate exceeds rs
per cent, and the entire lower section
of the county is demoralized. The
board of supervisors will make an eff
fort to check further spread, and carte
blanche has been given to the physi-
clans to purchase supplies and medi-
cines. A bill for AZ collins used within
the past two weeks was allowed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-08
EX-MiniAter Plelnn Gink king.

New Haven, March 8.-Dr. Charles
A. Foote, the physician in attendance
upon q. J. Phelps, ex-minister to Eng
land, gave out the following statement:
THE condition of the patient is today
the same as it has been for several
days. plus gradual failing Of strength.
The disease has taken SO strong a hold
upon him that he is now suffering
from slow, progressive decline,
against which do not know how long
he will be able to hold out" Mr..
Phelps is at times rational, and ap-
pears to realize that the end is not far
off.