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La Junta tribune., 1900-03-31

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La Junta tribune., 1900-03-31

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La Junta tribune., 1900-03-31

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La Junta tribune., 1900-03-31
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Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
vas military governor or Porto Hfco from

was military governor Of Porto Rico from Dec. q, 1898. 10 May <, 1899.
 Lieutenant Commander Seaton Schroe- der. at present secretary of the naval in- spection board, has been selected to sue ceed Captain Ieary as governor of the island of Guam. Ii is stated at the navy department that Captain Lcary Is coming home at his own request.
 II. NJ. Flagler and l. M. Ceballos are prominent among half a dozen New York CTS who will invest money in Cuban renl estate. They will build a $boo. 900 hotel in Havana opposite Morro Castle and es- tablish line of steamers between Miami. Fla. and Havana. making the trip In one night.
 New York State Treasurer John F. Jaeckel has accepted the resignation of Colonel Andrew Davidson ss deputy state treasurer and announced the ap- pointment of Barnet II. Davis of palmy- ra to the position. Colonel Davidson has gone to the Bath Soldiers' home ss com mnndant.
 A statement has been prepared by the comptroller of the currency showing the number and location of national banks in process of organization under the provi- sions of the financial bill approved March 14. These banks number about 300 In sli. and, with the exception of 10 or 12. each will have a capital of S2S.O00.
 The Shelton Street Railway company of Bridgeport, Conn, has settled the last of the claims resulting from the disaster at Peck's mill pond last August Heirs of Irving Dorus of Bridgeport received about S3.oo0, and Miss Nj, Farrell of Brooklyn, who lost leg. received about S10,0O0. In all 70 claims have been sst- tied without resort 10 the courts.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
The Clark Case.

Washington, March 2S.-The argu. ment in the case Of Senator Clark of Montana, which was to have been made by the senate committee on privileges and elections today. has been postponed until Tuesday of next week on account of the enforced absence of some of the members of the committee. The briefs on both sides of the case have been dis. tributed among members of the commit tee. The brief of the memorialists covers 142 pages and is signed by ex-Senatot Edmunds, Mir. Arthur A. Birney and ex. Congressman Hartman. The brief of tn, defense, signed by Hon. Charles ]. Faulkner and Mir Roger Foster, covers 232 pages and is divided into discussion of the facts and the law in the case from Senator Clark's standpoint. The docu- ment is throughout an arraignment of the DroSecutipn.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
New York Primaries,

New York. March 2S.-Former Leader John C. Shechan was defeated last night at the Tammany primaries of the Ninth district. Abraham Gruber repuls- ed the attack made upon him by Lemuel E. Quigg and George C. Austin in the Republican primaries of the Twenty first assembly district. Captain r. Nor ton Goddard defeated Charles A. Hess and William Henkel in the fight for the control of the Twelfth congressional dis trict. Captain Goddard and Cornelius S. Bliss will go as delegates to the Re publican national convention. His vic tory and that of MT. Gruber were body blows to Lemuel E. Quigg, chairman of the Republican county committee. Cap tain Goddard was hailed last night as Quigg's successor at the head of the coun- ty organization. There were no con- tests in the other districts of this bor- ough against the tickets put up by ei- ther of the party machines. Senator Coffey won the fight against the regular Democratic organization in the Ninth as- sembly district of Brooklyn.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
General Markets.

New lork. March Es FLnTR-State and western quiet al old prices which buyers were trying to ah@des Minnesota patents, sdTu@Sah winter straiRhtas ys. ssa3bb: winter extras. sz-oo@sass winter pat ents sac a3ao
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Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST.

The Bank of England has declared a dividend of per cent.
 Sir Edmund Fane, British minister ta Denmark, died in London.
 There has been one fatal plague case on the transport Kilburn at Cape Town.
 Admiral Sir Henry Fairfax, British commander In chief at Plymouth, is dead.
 The English field marshal. Sir Donald Martin Stewart, is dead in his seventy. seventh year.
 Chevaller de Souxa Correa, Brazilian minister to Great Britain. was found dead in bed In London on Friday.
 It Is reported that the Peruvian Kov. ernment intends to appoint Mir. Alexan- der Garland to be minister at Washing ton.
 Labor troubles have caused delay ln the construction of the Transsiberian rail. way, and it will not reach completion be- fore 1902.
 The pope hns nominated Cardinal Pie tro Respighi. archbishop of Ferrare, as his vicar in succession of the late Csrdi- nal Jacobini.
 The rebellion which recently broke out in the province of Entre Rios. Argentina. has collapsed. and the rebels have surren- dered their arms.
 The Crown Princess Stephanie. widow of Prince Rudolph of Austria. has been married to Count Elsmer Lonyai. Hun garian nobleman.
 A dispute has arisen between France and Morocco over certain African terri- tory, and two French cruisers have b~en ordered to Tangier
 Mall news from Monrovia. the capital of the African republic of Liberia. nn- nounces the extinction of the Liberian navy, consisting of two gnnboats.
 Cardinal Camille MazxeIls, bishop of Palcstrina, Italy, and prefect of the con. gregation of sacred rites, is dead. He was born in Italy in 1S33 and was ere ated cardinal in 1886. The latest oriental mall brings news that the British forces in north Borneo have killed Matt Selleh, the inaurwent leader. who has three times melted the natives to rebel against British rule. On Thursday for the frSt time In 90 years the Duke of ConnauRht and Htra. thearn. commander of the forces In Ire. land visited Belfast on \ tour of military inspection. He was enthusiastically re ceived.
 The cable steamers Faraday and Mac kay Bennett laid the shore end of a new Atlantic cable nt Canso. N. S., on Fri. day, and the Faraday proceeded to sea. reelIng out the cable an she went. The line will touch at the Azores. The little town of kuskano, II. c, on Kootcnay lake. has been entirely destroy ed hy fire. Only two buildings were lefs standing, and the people of the place are now destitute. An appeal for ssssatancs was sent 10 the mayor of Vancouver.
 A press dispatch from Picking says that the 'boxer" movement in the north is assuming alarming proportions. An ln- decisive but severe fight has taken place between the boxer" and the imperial troops at Yen-Chiu, province of Chi-LA. Each force numbered about 1.o00 men. and there were heavy casualties on both | aidaA
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
CANAAN. CONN. THURSDAY. MARCH 20, 1900
RUSSIA IN TURKEY.
Report That the ozar Is MenHcfni
 the SuItan.

London, March 2S.-The Standard gives double leaded prominence to the following special dispatch from Odessa:
 There can be no longer any doubt as to the object of the warlike preparations now being completed in south Russia.
 Nearly 25o.000 troops have already been mobilized for active service, and the Black sea squadron, with transports. Is held in instant readiness.
 ''The tension ill the relations between St. Petersburg and the sublime porte be- comes every day more acute. The posi- tion is looked upon with the greatest ap- prehension.
 If the Ottoman government, support ed by Germany, should prove stubhornly intractable with regard to Russia's con cessionary demands in Asia Minor, seri- ous complications must inevitably ensue
 The Russian garrisons in the Cau- casus and along the Armenian frontier have been increased fourfold and equip ped for active service"
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
To Divide the Philippines.

Washington, March 2S.-Seeretary Root has directed the creation of an entirely new military division to be known as the division of the Pacific" embracing all of the Philippine archipelago. The divi- sion in turn is to be divided into four mil itary departments as follows: The de- pertinent of northern Luzon, commanded by General MacArthur; the department of southern Luzon. commanded by Gen. eral Bates: the department of the Wis cayas, commanded by General Hughes, and the department of Mindanao and Jolo, commanded by General Kobbe. Major General Otis will retain the su- preme command over these departments as division commander, occupying toward them a position corresponding closely to that occupied by General Miles toward the military departments in the United States
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
ID. Appleton S Co. Fall.

The publishing house of D. Appleton & Co. of New York city, which has been in business for three-quarters of q century without interruption, has made an assignment for the benefit of creditors, and ]. Hampden Dougherty was appoint ed receiver by Justice Bischoff in the supreme court. 1t is generally understood that the trouble in which the firm is in- volved is merely temporary and that the assignment followed as the result of q desire 10 protect the interest of all the creditors. The liabilities of the firm are placed at Si 600 OO0. but the actual as. sets are not yet known.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
plaEue 1n Hawaii.

Honolulu. March 70. via San Francis co. March 2S.-Two cases of plague have been reported since the 18th inst. One victim was a Chinaman, the other n Hawaiian. a guard employed by the board of health. The health situation nc longer requires the attention of the citi zens committee. and the work of inspec- tion has been turned over to 30 men who act under orders from the board of health. About 150 men have been inocu lated with serum during the past week. According to the board of health rules intending passengers for outside islands must take this treatment, which has been very successful thus far.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
New Trustee. For Bath Home.

Governor Roosevelt has nominated as trustees of the Soldiers and Sailors home at Bath the following: Benjamin Flagler of Niagara Falls, vice George R. Sutherland; Benton Mcconnell of Hor- neIlsville. vice Frank Campbell; Clinton n. Macdougall of Auburn, vice Hotchkiss S. Finch; Thomas w. Ford of Rochester, vice Joseph F. Cleary; Charles A. Orr of Buffalo. vice John Palmer; Thomas K. Proctor of Utica, vice l. Monroe Shoe maker: George ". Dunn of Binghamton, vice Daniel E. Sickles, and Joseph W. Kay of Brooklyn, vice Horatio c. King.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29

church Dr. Hills is not amenable to any body except the congregation, which is disposed to sustain him.
 Dr. Hills sermon was in part a de- nunciation of the article in the Preshy. terian Confession of Faith which de clares that by the decree of God, for the manifestation of his glory, some men and angels are predestined unto eyerlast ing death." In the course of his sermon Dr. Hills said:
 "The day the scholastics wrote that chapter in the Confession of Faith they got the devil confused with God. I would rather shake my fist in the face of the Eternal and fling every vile epithet to ward his stainless throne, where eternal Mercy sits with the worlds atoning Saviour, than lift my hand with that creed toward Gods throne and affirm that I taught or believed it."
 ConEregatIon Backs Him.
 Plymouth church being a Congregation al church, the pastor is not answerahle to any outside body for the opinions he may hold or the doctrines he may preach That the members of the congregation are fully ill accord with the views of their pastor became evident when some of them were seen yesterday.
 IL Der of the church, said that Dr. Hillis was saying in the pulpit of the church what he had been expected to say. Oi course he was not orthodox according t. the standard of the Mccormick seminary. according to the Jonathan Edwards school of theology. One reason for call ing Dr. Hills to the church was that he was known to he a disciple of Henry Ward Beecher. and the church was witt him in all that he had said and done.
 No one in Plymouth church." said Mir. Shearman, believes in the West minister confession of faith as it is inter preted by the Mccormick Theological seminary. We believe that God Is a ia ther and will save all his children.
 1.-The Chicago people have no power over the people of Plymouth church. All they or others can say is, We don't like you, and we won't shake hands with you. 1t is not an unusual thing for Preshy. terian minister to become pastor of a Congregational church. or vice versa. Dr. Abbott, you may remember. was pastor of Presbyterian church. But I expect ed that Dr. Hills would have asked for his dismissal from the Chicago presby- tery before this. We do not want him to remain Presbyterian. We want him to be Congregationalist."
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
Chinaman sfarxe. to Death.

Santa Barbara. Cal, March 2S.-The sloop Dawn has returned from San Mich olas island with a story of suffering and death from starvation. The boat wen over to bring back party of three Chinamen who had been on the island for six months gathering and curing abalones. Three months ago an un- known sloop from San Pedro called at the island. During the absence of the Chinamen the visitors stole everythins eatabe in the camp and put to sea. On of the Chinese died about month ago. and the other two, when the Dawn ar rived, were too weak to move.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
S4O0, ,O00 on n Horse.

London, March 2S.-Yesterday's Lin colnshire handicap was a good thing for some of the South African crowd. as they almost to q man backed H. Barna- to's winning colt, Sir Godfrey, son of St. Angelo, at odds of 20 to 1. Sir Godfrey won in q canter from 24 op- ponents. It was stated at the clubs last night that they won S400.0O0 by the colts win. The principal winner of the coterie was B. Joel, who three weeks ago bid 34.o00 guineas, more than S170,- 900, for Plying Fox.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
An Old SnIdfersx Crime

Elkins, W. Va, March 2S.--A messen- ger from Gilman, a country station six miles from nere, tells of tragedy near there. H. G. Frum, an old soldier and farmer, shot his wife twice at the home of a neighbor, then went home and shot himself three times. One shot took effect in his mouth, lodging in his brain. from which he will die. His wife is expected to recover. The couple had parted two months ago, but were reconciled on Mon day. Jealousy was the cause.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
Franchise Tax Estimates.

Albany, March 2S. - It is estimated from the value set on New York city franchises by the state tax commission that the bill will add to the real estate to be taxed for local purposes $500, 900, GOO worth of property. This will increase the state income at the present tax rate by about $500 0O0
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
Bruso Surgeon General,

Buffalo, March 2S.-Major Frank Bru. so, who served as brigade surgeon of volunteers during the war with Spain, has received notice from Major Putnam Bradlee Strong of New York city, com mander of the National Association of American-Spanish War Veterans for the state of New York, that he had been ap- pointed surgeon general of the state de- partment. Major Bruso has accepted.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
To Pay PhfIippfne Army.

New York, March 2S.-One million three hundred and three thousand dol lars for the payment of Uncle Sam's sol- diers in the Philippines left the subtreas- ury yesterday. There was S600,000 in gold coin packed in wooden boxes, each containing $20,0O0; the same sum in bills packed in three iron safes, and the bal ance, consisting of minor coin, packed in cartridge boxes. The money was hauled down Broad street under a guard of IS soldiers, commanded by Lieutenant Moore of the regular army.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
ptu cousIupmept of couee

New York. March 2s.-The steamer Penrith Castle. Captain Lewis, has ar rived in quarantine with the largest car. go of coffee that was ever shipped from the port of Santos, Brazil, consisting of S5, ,s44 sacks. It is consigned 10 Arbuckle Bros. and other merchants of New York
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
Fatal Explosion In a Quarry.

New York. March 2S.-One man was killed and two probably fatally injured by the premature explosion of a blast of dynamite in Allen x Russelrs quarry near Waterloo. N. ].
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
Tn Succeed Father ,raIon~

Albany, March 2s.-It has been def. nitely decided that the Republican eau GUS tonight will select the Rev. Father Thomas Hendrick of Rochester to be re- gent of the university in place of Rev. Sylvester Malone. deceased.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
HILLS HEADS OFF FOES
Offers to Withdraw From Chi
 cago Presbytery.
HIS TEACHINGS OBJECTED TO.

Denuncfation of Article In Confess
 sion of Faith Causes Indignation.
 His Congregation Supports Him.
 Statement by Mir. shearmsn.
 New York. March 2S.-The Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hills, pastor of Plym- outh church. Brooklyn, has offered to withdraw from the Chicago presbytery on account of the criticisms made by members of the presbytery of his ser mon last Sunday. Late last evening Dr. Hills sent Il letter to the Rev. Dr. Gray, editor of The Interior and a mem- Der of the Chicago presbytery, saying that if serious exception was taken to the views expressed in the sermon he would resign in the interest of peace and harmony.
 Four leading members of the presby- tery, who are also connected with the Mccormick Theological seminary at Chi. cago, from which institution Dr. Hills was graduated. have virtually charged him with heresy in dealing with the sub ject of future punishment. He refuses to withdraw a word of what he said in the sermon. As pastor of Plymouth
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
earnewi~,. New Company.

The new Carnegie company, which hns resulted from the conference of Andrew Carnegie and H. c. Prick 10 settle the business difficulty between them, has been incorporated at Trenton. The capital in lG0.0O0, GOO, and the stock Is all sub scribed. The principal subscribers and the number of shares of each are as fol. lows; Andrew Carnegie, New York. sa.- 3Ta shares: Henry phipps, pittsburK. I7,226; H. c. Prick, Pittsburx, ln.4S4: Charles NJ. Schwah. Braddock, Pa, 1a.- g2o. The state receives S32.00o fee for filing the incorporation, and the annual franchise tax will be s1i.7oo. The par value of each shArs sf capital stock Is gl poA
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
KnIed For Six Cents

Alexandria. Va, March 2S.-Frank alias "Nooks' Payne shot and almost in- stantly killed Thomas Bryant as the re- suit of a quarrel over six cents growing out of a game of cards. Both are young negroes. Payne claims the act was done in self defense.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
Women Hoot at Mayor Van wyck.

New York, March 2S.-Two thousand schoolteachers hooted at Mayor Van Wyck, hissed President ]. J. Little of the board of education and created the widest scene of disorder ever witnessed in the city hall yesterday at the hearing on the Davis school bill.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
Receuffau fa General White

Cape Town, March 2S.-Sir George White was accorded an immense recep- tion here last night. Replying to an ad- dress, he paid tribute to the late Gen eral Sir William Penn Symons, who, he said, first taught the Boers that the Brit ish soldiers could drive them from their strongest positions.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
Death of General Tower.

General Jealous E. Tower. U. S. A.. retired, has died at Cohasset, Mass, aged S1 years. He saw active service i'll the Mexican and civil wars. serving with distinction in both and being retired in lSS2 He was superintendent of the Military academy for a short time.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
More Trouble In Samoa.

The steamer warrimoo brings news of fresh trouble among Samoan natives. Le- pau. one of the followers of Mataafs. and a party went to Leon. or Tutuila. There were no chiefs Co welcome them, and dur Ing the night they were set np6n and acv. en were seriously wounded. After some time the chiefs stopped the fighting and told the visitors to leave. The real reason of the attack Is said to be that the Ma. tanfa men had come to enslave the Leon villagers. and the latter, being warned. uurnrised thcm.
Connecticut western news., 1900-03-29
coropeI Jack Chinn to Lecture.

Colonel Jack Ci!inn, the devoted friend of Governor Goebel. who was with him when he was shot. has annouHeed that he will shortly take to the lecture plat. form