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The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21

is any special considerable due them,
but because China would be precipitated
INTO chaotic condition If the responsible
heads of the empire lost their functions.
In view of the general desire of this
government and the others concerned to
Keep China intact and speedily restore
quiet, the disposition among officials is
toward refraining from any personal in
dlgnltles to the Chinese rulers. 1t de-
velops in this connection that all of the
PoWers recently rejected the proposition
OF the consuis at Tien Tsin to destroy
the tombs of the Ming dynasty. The pro
posed destruction was threat he'd out
TO the Chinese in the hope of bringing
ttem 20 terms. But the Powers rejected
the proposal and thus gave significant
eVloence that anything calculated to give
personal a1front or indignty to the Chi
hese was not a part of the present cam
paign.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
POSTPONED THE CASE
YOUTSEY'S ILLNESS PREVENTED
HIS APPEARANCE.
WILL BE HEARD THURSDAY.
PROVIDED THE DEFENDANT Is
ABLE TO APPEAR.
Amdavit Made by Youtsey rs to
What He Expects to Prove by IA
List of MelI-Known Witnesses.
All out of the State-CounseI De-
cIared He Believed They Could he
Secured in October, Till When Con-
tinuance Was Asked.

Secured in October, Till When Con-
tinuance Was Asked.
Georgetown, Ky, Aug. 20-The defense
to-day filed a motion for a continuance
until the october term in the case of
Henry E. Youtsey, the young auditors
stenographer who is indicted as one of
the principals in the Goebel murder. Tha
motion is based on the Illness of the de
fendant, supported by the affidavits of two
physicians, on the illness of his attor-
neys and also on the absence of a large
number of important witnesses. An atti-
davit was also filed by his counsel stating
that subpoenas had been issued and re-
turned unserved in the cases of number
who were desired as witnesses, and the
defendant makes affidavit as to what he
expects to prove by them.
BY Ex-Governor w. s. Taylor, Charles
Finley. w. j. Davidson and r. N. Miller,
all of whom are out of the state, he says
he will prove that he was in the executive
office on Jan. 27 with gun solely for the
purpose of protecting the building and oc-
cupants from expected riot. He says that
Taylor and Miller will testify that upon
entering the executive building immedi-
ately after the shooting Youtsey did not
say that Goebel had been killed, but that
he did not know what had happened; that
Charles Finley will testify that there was
but one key to the secretary of states Of
flee; that Mrs. c. E. Mason will testify
that she saw defendant walk up the steps
to the east door of the executive building
SO soon after the shooting that he could
not have engaged in it; that ex-Gov Brad
ley will say he never talked with w II.
Culton or anybody else regarding a rumor
that Youtsey contemplated killing Goe-
bel.
The court did not pass directly upon
the motion for continuance, but said
that only one of the grounds set up in
the affidavit would be considered; that
of the illness of the defendant. He, there
fore, postponed the trial until next
Thursday morning, by which time it
would be determined whether Youtsey
will be able 30 stand trial
During the sparring between the coun-
sci over the matter, Col. L. ]. Crawford,
Youtsey's half-brother and leading coun-
sci, made the statement that he believed
it possible to get all of the absent wit
nesses here in October, including ex-Gov
Taylor, Charles Finley and R. N Miller.
The venire of jurymen was then called
and the defense, through Col. Nelson,
moved to discharge this venire and sub
stitute one drawn from the jury wheel.
The argument over this was not finished,
and Judge Cantrill will sit to hear fur
ther argument tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
JAPAN GETS SUSPICIOUS.
She Does Not Fancy the Idea of the
Western Powers Acting Selfish
Iy-ExpressiOns of the Press.


London. Aug. d, S55 a. moving prob
ably to the Pekin wire being cut. little
news of conditions in the Chinese capital
has come through this morning. What
has reached London indicates that the al
lies are in need of reinforcements.
The commander of the Italian second
class cruiser Fieramosca telegraphs from
Taku, according TO the Rome correspond
ent of the Daily Mail, that very urgent
requests were coming from Pekin on Sat-
urday for the immediate dispatch of fur
ther troops, and that in answer to these
400 Italian marines were sent off post
haste
The Japanese minister in London is
said to have received a telegram last
evening announcing that subsequent to
entry into Pekin a Japanese attachment
went to the imperial palace TO afford
whatever protection was necessary. The
enemy were in strength, and fighting was
still proceeding when the message was
sent to Toxic.
Reports of the presence of the Empress
Dowager are still contradictory but Gen
Yung Lu. on the authority of the Shang-
hal correspondent of the Standard. is
definitely announced to be a prisoner by
the orders of the Empress in the i'm
perial palace.
This. perhaps" says the correspondent
"is a good thing, detention in the cap
ital will enable him to negotiate with the
allies commander. which he would do as
Prince Tuan's enemy.
The Chinese minister in London, on be-
ing asked as 10 the whereabouts of the
have gone westward to the capital Hsian
Flu. and / think they are quite safe
there"
Serious trouble is now threatened in
the neighborhood of Canton. The Ameri-
cans at Swatow, according 20 the Daily
Chronicles Shanghai correspondent, have
applied for a warship in consequence OF
serious rioting. The Hong Kong corre-
spondent Of the Daily Mail says that
warship is on the way there now
Queen Victoria has sent the following
message to the commandant of Marines
al Pekin:
81 thank God that you and those under
vour command have been rescued from
your perilous situation. With my people
I have waited with the deepest anxiety
for good news of your safety and the
happy termination of your heroic and pro-
longed defense l grieve for the losses
and suffering experienced by the be-
sieged."
A japanese warship has left Yokohama
for Shanghai, according to the Daily
Mail. to land troops and to protect Jnp-
anese subjects The Daily Mall also an
nounces that Germany will land a de-
tachment at Shanghai Further Yokoha-
ma advices TO the same paper declare that
Germany and Russia are objects of dis
trust 70 the japanese press, which urges
that Japan. having borne the chief burden
OF operations must see 40 It that the fu-
ture OF China is not determined merely
by the pleasure OF the western Powers.
"Itisfe.t" says the correspondent, that
determined action or the parl Of Great
Ccontinued on 5Lh Pase.l
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
HERE IS MORE TALK OF WAR.
julian Ralph Quotes n Diplomat or
High Standing.

London Aug. 21-Julian Ralph, in the
Daily Mail this morning. quotes from a
diplomat of high standing, whose name
Is not given. who declares that Russia is
vigorously endeavoring to secure Amerl-
can support and TO break the harmony
existing between the United States and
Great Britain.
England" says the diplomet in ques-
tion, has no hrst-class Power except
America which offers her the slightest
ground for hoping a friendly hearing OF
her case. The bitter feeling Of to-day will
generate war against her tomorrow. Rus
sia's plan. which II encouraged by Aus
tria Hungary France and Germany. Is to
strip Great Britain OF oil support to leave
her naked before such war begins."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
HANDY WITH HIS GUN
HARRINGTON KILLED THREE AND
WAS KILLED IN TURN.
DRINK AND FANCIED WRONGS
FURNISHED THE INCENTIVES FOR
THE BLOODY DEEDS.

His Mother-tn-Lan and the Sherin.
Son of the sheriff Then killed the
Murdcrer-EFarringt Forced His
12-Year-OId Daughter TO Witness
His bloody WorI-He Was Search
ing for His Wife.
Leavenworth Kan, Aug 20-A pecu-
liarly distressing quadruple tragedy took
place to-day at Farley, a small town
across the river in Missouri, DR.. Stur-
ley Harrington. a physician of Farley,
drunk and imagining fancled wrongs.
killed James Wallace, his uncle a wealthy
farmer; Mrs. Wallace, Harrington's
mother-in-law. and ]. p. Dillingham;,
sheriff of Platte county who tried to ar
rest him, and was in turn shot dead by
Harry Dillingham;. the sherff's son.
Before he was cornered by the sheriff's
posse. Harrington held up the clerk in a
general store at the point of his revol-
yer and exchanged shots with the clerk,
firing into a crowd of spectators. Har-
rington's 12-ycar-old daughter was a fore
tragedy, the physician taking her with
him in his buggy as he went from place
to place on his bloody errand.
Saturday night Harrington quarFeled
with his wife and drove her from home,
threatening her life. He had had words
with James Wallace over a line fence
and had been on a protracted spree. Mrs.
Harrington had not returned home this
morning, and Harrington, repairing to
Wahace's home, demanded to know where
she could be found Wallace professed to
have no knowledge of her whereabouts.
whereat Harrington whipped out re-
volver and shot him twice. once in the
head and once through the heart
Leaving his victim as he lay, Harring-
ton drove half a mile to the home of Mrs
William Wallace and again demanded to
know of his wife. To Mrs. WaHace's an
swer that she knew nothing of Mrs. Har-
rngton, the physician shot her dead be-
fore she could make an outcry.
The cause of the shooting is said to be
trouble caused by Harrington's having
been expelled from the Masonic lodge of
Farley. He was expelled some time ago,
and charged his uncle James Wallace,
and Daniel Cannon with being instrument
tai in the proceedings. 1t is said ne made
the threat that he would clean out every
Mason in Platte county for this action.
No reason has been ascribed for Har-
rington's having shot his mother-in-law.
except that he was crazed with liquor
The Wallaces were among the most re-
spected citizens of Platte.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
CALLED THE FLAGS Down.
Lincoln Council Delivered n Blow at
Republican, Candidates.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 2O.-The City Coun-
ell to-day adopted a resolution ordering
the flags strung across the streets bear
Ing the pictures OF Mckinley and Roose-
welt taken down. on the ground that the
placing of flags ana banners across the
streets Is contrary TO the city ordinance.
The resolution was introduced by n
Democratic member. II was carried with
out dissenting vote. the Republican
members not realizing what Il meant.
The council Is Republican. II TO 3. The
Republicans say II will be rescinded at
ibe next meeting.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
CHICAGO HAS I,oos,575.
Omcinl Census Count Gives the city
That Population.

Washington, Aug. 2O-The population Of
the city Of Chicago in 1900. according 10
the official count OF the returns Of the
twelfth cen nus, is l,6sS575. In 1890 the pop
ulation was l.OS9s5O.
These figures show for the city. as a
whole. an increase In population OF $685.
723. or 544 per cent. from 1890 10 1900.
The population in 1850 was sos 1856, show
ing an Increase of sos, ,6G5. or 1855 per
cent, firm 1850 20 1850
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
WEAR BREsCI BUTTONS.
The Regicide IL Being Vnunted by
the Display of His Picture.

New York. Aug. pa lot of Bresci
buttons have been brought to Paterson.
n j.. from Newark, and they are finding
a ready sale in the anarchist quarters.
Only the radicals wear them, but they
are being bought freely by others as curl
osities. The buttons have a picture Of
the slayer of the King of Italy, and above
IL his name.
Several secret service men are at work
here trying to establish the identity o,
the man "Mabor" who is sold to have
written a letter relative TO the crime OF
Bresci in killing the King Of Italy and
telling of the alleged plot of the an
archists to Kill President Mckinley.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
THE TROUBLESOME DE WET.
He Bivouaced within Fifteen Miles
of Pretoria.

London, Aug. Especial dispatches
from Pretoria announce that Gen. DeWet
blvouacked fifteen miles from the city and
that Col Mahon was briskly engaging
him yesterday (Monday) morning.
The Pretoria correspondent of the Stan
dard, wiring yesterday, says:
"The trial of Lieut. Cordua OF the Stats
Artillery, charged with being concerned
in the plot to kidnap Lord Roberts, was
resumed to-day. The public prosecutor
addressed the court in moderate speech,
contending that the prisoner was earnest
in what he did and that there was no
evidence before the court that Gano orig
mated the plot. The court adjourned until
tomorrow, when the judge advocate will
sum up"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
WIFE AND FOUR CHILDREN.
Were Killed by n Minnesota Farmer
With "a Butcher Knife.

Arlington, Mimi. Aug. 2o.-Theodore
Wallart farmer living eight miles from
here, to-day slaughtered his wire and four
step-children with butcher knife. A fifth
child was so badly wounded he may not
recover
Wallart married a widow with a fam
lily. The couple recently separated. Il is
understood Mrs. Wallart had taken steps
to secure a divorce. After committing
the crime Wallart set fire to the barns
which were destroyed with their con-
tents.
Wallart escaped with a sheriff's posse in
pursuit.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
RAINS HAVE BEEN GENERAL.
Lord Curzon Reports FavornbIy
From India.

London, Aug. 2O-The viceroy of India.
Lord Curzon. telegraphs that the heavy
general rainfall has continued in most Of
the affected tracts. The crops promise
well in the central provinces and Berar.
Sowing is active elsewhere, and the neces-
sity for free kitchens VIII shortly disap-
pear. Prices however, are still very
heavy everywhere.
Cho.era Is prevalent throughout Hyder-
abad and in Bombay. There are 5.6Sso0
people receiving relief.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
GUEST OF THE PRESIDENT.
Governor Roosevelt Was Entertain
ed Mt the White House.

Washington, Aug. 20.-Gov. Theodore
Roosevelt of New York is in Washington.
the guest of President Mckinley al the
White House. The President and Mrs.
Mckinley had invited the cabinet mem
bers and others to meet the Governor az
dinner at the White House. the party in
cluding Postmaster General Emory Smith,
Secretary and Mrs. Gage, Secretary VIII
son, Secretary Hitchcock and AdJutant
General Corbin.
Soon after dinner the invited guests
Withdrew. Various political and other
matters were discussed by the presiden-
tial and vice presidential candidates, the
conference lasting until midnight.
No statement other than this was made
as to the conference. Gov. Roosevelt
expects to remain here until tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
FEVER AT CIENFUEGOs.
A Case and It's Isolation Reported
by the Quarantine Omcer.

Washington, Aug. 2O.-Asslstant Sur
geon f. e. Trotter. the quarantine off,
Ger at CienSuegos, Cuba, in cablegram
received by the Marine Hospital service
to-day. says that a case of yellow fever
was removed from a hotel at Cienfuegos
Saturday and isolated outside the city.
Quarantine officer Trotter says that af-
ter due inquiry he Is sure that three yell
low fever cases are all that have occurred
so far in Cienfuegos.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
Report of British Victories Sent by
Lord Roberts.

London, Aug. 2o.-The war Office has re-
eeived the following dispatch from Lord
Roberts:
"Ian Hamilton captured two Krupp guns
at Onphant's Neck Aug. II. Three Brit
ish were wounded.
Hamilton engaged the Beers all day
Aug. 10, az Roode Kop1es and Crocodile
river. There were few casualties.
"Rundie reports that 6A Beers surren-
dered In the Harrismith district, Aug.
49,"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
OBJECTED TO BRYAN.
Philadelphia G. 4. RS VIII BE Few
at the Encnmpmcnt.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2O.-James NJ. Morri-
son, state department. commander Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, to-day an
nounced that but three of the thirty-six
posts in this city, with a membership Of
1900, will send delegations to the national
encampment in Chicago next week. Com
nader Morrison stated that this action
is the result Of the invitation given to
William j. Bryan to attend the encamp-
ment.
1T Is. customary" said Mr.. Morrison,
ITO invite the President, but never a
candidate, and the old soldiers express
Indignation, because they object 20 poll
tics being injected into the encampment
The delegation from this city will con-
sist of about 80 ment the smallest num-
Der that has attended an encampment
during the past twenty years"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
DENIED HIS REQ JEST.
Judge Wallace Would Not Revoke
His Order In the Nicely Case.


His Order In the Nicely Case.
New York. Aug. 20.-Judge Wallace Of
the United States Circuit Court this after
noon denied the request of United States
Attorney Burnett for revocation of his
recent order in the Nicely case by which
Neely was remanded to the custody of the
United States marshal. pending an appeal
to the United States Supreme Court from
the denial OF writ of habeas corpus.
Judge Wallace said that he would await
further developments in the extradition
proceedings.
Judge Wallace said II II seemed neces-
sary or expedent he would permit Nee
ly's counsel to make a further applica-
ton for writ of habeas corpus, and take
such action thereupon as was proper. Mr.
Lindsay then submitted "a new petition
for a writ of habeas corpus, as suggested
by Judge Wallace.
Immediately upon adjournment the new
petition was flied in the clerks Office of
the Circuit Court
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
CUBANs At WEST POINT.
Visit TO the Military Academy Paid
by the Teachers.

West Point. N. Y, Aug. 2O.-The Cuban
teachers arrived here by boat at o'clock.
Col. Mills, superintendent of the acade-
my, Quartermaster Bellinger and Adjt.
Rivers were in waiting at the landing 70
receive them. AS many as could be were
accommodated with stages and carriages
10 convey them up the long hill. They
were escorted by soldiers detailed for that
purpose through all the buildings of IN
terest. Adjt. Rivers had a guide book
printed in Spanish for their enlighten-
ment They were interested and delight
ed In everything they saw.
They left here to return to New York
ct O'clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
Cloud Burst in wisconsin,.

Green Bay, Wis, Aug. 2O.--A cloudburst
struck here to-day, the fall of rain being
over 112 inchee in half an hour. Much
damage is reported to crops. Telephone
and telegraph wires suffered greatly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
New Turkish Minister.

Constantinople. Aug. 0.-schekiI Rey
head Of the cipher bureau OF the foreign
office. has been appointed Turkish minis
ter to the United States. In place OF Az
FerTouh Bey, recalled.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21
STEWART FoR MCKINLEY.
The Nevada senator Made Call at
the Republican Headquarters.

New York, Aug. Ex-senator William II.
Stewart of Nevada called at Republican
clded to vote for President Mckinley He
made a statement In which he denounced
the anti-imperlalsts for giving aid and
comfort to the Philippine rebellion and
condemns Mr.. Bryan for promising 10 at
tempt 10 extend the Monroe doctrine to
The Orient"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-21

CONTINUED on 9Th Pasej
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-04
16.
@as mar bass

@as mar bus9
Donna Warietta laufdts. sic bate
ppr elmer 8iertelftunbe i9rem SutI4er
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lie ppute ibre dbenoli6e Spaoierfabrt
nab benz Yrabo MAIDEN unb ftanb nun
ppr benz Spiegsl, bamit bei4Gftigt,
bas adrte 9epebe Der f6tpar5letoenen
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unb laui1te.
@ieber Elm tIag,nber S6rei. Dies
NAL aber bate lie bic Stimme ibrer
alien Ouennd ertannt. Die Widntiaa
bon Iid idleubernb, elite lie our9
mebrtre belerleudtete 9emd9er na9
benz BON benz 9ienItperIonale betppbns
ten Sbeile bes SauIes. Dor Der Sbiir
bes @eIinbe : 3immers ma6te lie SaIt.
Gus benz %Sunern besieIben ordnS oas
St6bnen Qepitas, bdnn bic Worte:
% mein 9ebro, mein Sobn, mas bGz
ben lie nit Dir gsna9t!"
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Sbiir unb Elm felt amer @nblid bot ii9
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@eitalt zines groben bdrtigen Nannes,
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pioen f6purSen Bart. Seine &leiz
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fen. bi. nddten 5iBe nit @unben unb
8eulen beoedt.
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ben, itreihelte IiebtoTenb bic berabz
bGn9enben 9Gnbe uno tpieberbolte ims
mer pieoer tlaaenb bic Worte: nWiein
9eoro, mein armsr Sobu, mas baben
fie nit Dir 9etban!"
Marietta frat ndber uno tpurpe BON
ihrer alien Suennd bemsrtt. %, meine
Serrin!" rief iie, rbies lift msin ainb,
msin peoro, adj, mein 3raum! er
tutrb in GrfiIuns seben, gepib, er
iptro = febt nur, mein 8inb ftirbt!
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nod einmaI i.in Miitterden gu feben,
brauben auf Der Geranbd nal er Sus
fammenaebroden, bort fanb i'd ibn -
adj. meiu drmer gsbro!"
Wari,tta iibers.uste fid auf ben
eriten Bid. bab is teinsn SterbeRbsn
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.iinterfHbi!- rif,u m.br.re Stim>

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men.
Der antrdg TT ssfteIt unb unters
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bic Reaierung Der 8ereinigten Staaten
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fer a~naeIesenbeit bas Wprt gu ergreis
fen2 8ebentt ppbI, mas Sbr tbui,
ebe ccSbr in bi,ier tpi6tigen Sadie einen
enb9iltiaen 9eIdIub faBt!"
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fteIers BEL" fprad Der SecretGr nit
feiner fdriIl.n Stimms. rbie Yantecs
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bi.fer Inael.genbeit por5ubringen? -
Wenn nidt. 10 i9reiten mir our Obs
fimmuna. Ollie, bic bafiir iiub, baB
has am%erifanifde &riegsI9iff, ipels
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Niemanb GuB.rte sinen 2aut.
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Sm perlenben Sdaumtpein molten ipir
duf bas Wpbl Spaniens uno unieres
8unbes. unb auf bic 8ernidtung un'
ierer Tsinbe, DEFENDERS Der amerita'
rer. trinten!"