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NEW YORK STATE LAW.
Maximum Penalty Is Ten Years if the
President Recover.

President Recover.
buffalo, n. Y. September 1O.-If the
president RECEIVERS District Attorney Penny
win Try Czolgosz only for assault in the
FIRST degree, for which the maximum pen
atty Is ten years Imprisonment II any
canfederates or accompllces can ne con.
yctcl. the penalty for their offenses viii
Zee The same. 4 member Of the disti.irt
attorneys stan said today;
The Illinois statutes under which tha
Chicago anarchists We're tried are sub
siantHlly the same as the New York
Statrtes The Identity OF the person who
tareW the Uaymarket bomb was NOT known
but eight members OF the revolutionary
sOclery, which had openly advocated the
overthrow OF law by violence, were IN
dicteu for murder and convicted upon tho
trial. Very great latitude was allowed In
the introduction Of proof TO show the com.
hluuti0n on the part OF the defendants ana
Othci members OF the society 20 which they
belonged to fOrcibly resist the officers Of
the lnN aud to Kill them II necessary. Tho
rase was taken to the United States sr
arema court upon allegation Of error MAT
the formation OF the Jury was improper
thar the dwellings Of the defendants were
unlaw fully searched, and generally Thai
Their rights were violated. The Judgment
Of The conviction Was unanimously con.
nrmed.
''Thele is no doubt that the Chicago case
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COMMERCIAL.

On account OF confusion Of upin-
ions among traders the New York cot
ton market was spasmodlc closing low
err. New Orleans spots lost strength
also.
Al the cereals were duh and weak,
the plicr OF each declining
An uue3slncss over the money Ntua-
tiou caused an irregular stock market
Secretary of the Treasury Gage took
neLIon 10 increAsc the eireulnNon.
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Mill BrY nONDs.

Washington, September TO- The follow
ing announcement was made today by the
treasury department..
The secretary Of the treasury hereby
gives notice that b. viii receive and con
slider proposals for the sale to the govern
mtnt on account of the sinking fund Of
United States per cent bonds, loan of
l#N-l9lS per cent, funded loan of 1901;
per cent bonds. loan of 192-~ and per
cent bonds, loan OF 1901 to hn amount
Proposals SHOULD he submitted to the
chan Thurs&aI 3SG Eth siant. any non lJ
accepted to be promptly delivered at the
United States suhtreaSury in New York
or the treasury department al Washington.
Tue right To reject any or all proposals Is
expressly reserved. l.. j. Gage,
The secretary has also directed that in
terna revenue receipts BE deposited with
the National bank repositories up to the
par value Of all bonds deposited, Including
the per cent bonds.
This win release about s5.0o0Ooo.
Commenting upon the offer made In his
circular Secretary Gage slid that the act
i've movement of crops had begun through
ont the country, and he did not desire that
tho treasury should absorb millions of
dollors which might be in trade channels
The slhtreoSurieB IN the West ami South
nave been calling heavily for currency to
move the crops, and the amor. ~ sent so
lar Is IN excess Of any wear in the history
of the ticHSurv Tho placing of additional
money with the National bank Repositories
will divert about S5o0O,QO0 from treasury
vaults and Put i into circulation and at
the same time the purchase OF $4,000 600
In bonds would he decided relief The
only question nov Is whether the offers 10
The secretary will be such as to Induce
him ia purchase
Since the offer of the secretary last April
the treasury has purchased total OF
about S2nGnNNO IN bonds and these have
gone Into the sinking fund. thereby de-
cieasing tho interest payment of the gov.
crnmcnt The purchases have been made
slowly, a few thousands ON some davs
and some other davs reaching into the
hundreds Of thousands
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STATE.

The Texas weather burcau reports the
condition Of cotton rs very poor. with
no hopc for Improvement
W T Austin ana a + Norman W -e
elected commissioners Of Galveston by
largo maioritlcs.
The city Of Galveston win contest tn
Injunction which IS tying NJ It's funds.
Henry Kcss. an aged farmer living
near I.renham shielded
Several cases Of smallpox have besn
found near Lockhart
a company Is to be organized at Aus
tin next Monday to put in big smeltef
az Llnuc.
number Of new corporations have
nled their charters.
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RAILROADS.

company was formed at Windsor.
Ont to build Il line from Corpus
Christi, Texas, to Mexico via Browns
Vile
The hoard OF equalization Of Pales.
tine Texas. voted to tax All the roll ng
stock of the International and Great
Northern road.
Il was officially announced that Spey-
err * Co, Of New York had purchased
the Mexican international
The Southern Association o. Railroad
commissioners convened at Ashcyille,
n C.
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MAGGIn las REEN ARRrsrrn

Washington, September 10.-Chier Wlklo
of the secret service has received unoff-
clal Information that Antonio Maggie has
been arrested in New Mexico Maggie. who
Is cornCtist travelling with an opera com
pany and Is said TO have made the STA O.
be shot before October / aud that he was
sorry he himself was not TO do the shoot
ing. Upon this statement reaching chic
rectcd to proceed to New Mexico. where
Maggie was reported 10 be- and place HIM
under arrest 1t Is believed that has been
daua
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LEGISLATIVE.

There was quorum in both houses
and resolutions aucnt the Buffalo trag-
cdy were taken MP
The senate took mp Its appropriation
bill. amended and finally passed H.
The senate established new record
for quick passage OF a hill.
Tho house took up the appropriation
bill and the retrencheis began work at
nuV,,
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light just after nc had doc,s,oa

night just after nc had Declared :,
OF Leon Gzolgosza 81 wish n AZ
there were LOT OF other Just M
In tihc country" ~
BaWtlcn was speaking from hls W,
the campus. He led MP to hjs M
mark by saying This man who IA,
to assasslnate Mckinley, like wstv
men. believed that the Deople I,
pressed" After his utteranee /,
tcndent of Police Downey ordered Il
to cease talking and on his refusal
ed him en- the, charge of disorder,
duct and inciting people. Police x
sloner Andrews declares that All An
Of auarcuistic doctrines will be AMI
of town by the police.
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Hoo Hoog AGAINST AnarcFg

Norfolk. Va, September l0.-ftt'
tional confederation of the Hoo Hosl
at a secret meeting upon the neSs
j 9If .Defenbaugh of Chicago. aipis
ulutloGs authorizing the order 10 mssl
izc congress to enact laws to stamp q
out of the country
Charleston, s. c.. is fighting K
next years convention.
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TREASURY TOOK ACTION.
Secretary Responded TO Request of
Clearing House Committee.
CIRCULATION 10 BE INCREASED SOME
Internal Revenue Receipts viii Be
placed with Repositories and the
Government VIII Buy Bonds.

Washington September 10 Secretary Of
the Treasury Gage today sent the follow
ing telegram to T. u. Tnppan. chairman
Of the clearing house association. New
York
recognizing the unavoidable influence
upon Ecnpral business Affairs OF a cnntin-
neu absorption Into the public treasury Of
rected TINT Income informal revenue re-
ceipts he placed With National bank de-
posiiorics until halHnce with each Is
reached equal to the par value of the
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LOOKING UP THE LAW.
Attorney General Wants to ReaeI
Case with Federal Statutes.

Attorney General Wants TO reach
Case with Federal Statutes.
Washington. September 1O,--At.
toiney General Knox returned from
Buffalo today and almost lmmedi.
ntely sent for solicitor General
Richards, with whom he had an
hours conference on the subject of
the possibility of reaching Czolgosz
under the Federal laws. Sections
5jOs and $500 OF the Revised Statutes
were carefully gone over and the
conclusion was reached that II
conspiracy could be shown those two
sections might be made TO apply
The only advantage, however, that
could be gained would be In the
length of the term of imprisonment
that Czolgosz might he made to
serve Under these Sections ten
years Imprisonment is the maximum
term. hut no time allowance Is maue
FOR good behavior as in the state Of
New York.
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SPORT,

race between Crcsccus and The All
bot was arranged for Readvine, Mass,
SpBtombo- ~.
Voter won the Flight stakes at Sleeps
head Bay cusily
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COMMENDED czoLoosz's CRIME.

Detroit Single Tax Advocate Was Ar
rested for His Utteranoes.
Detroit, Mich. September 1o.-Tom raw.
uen q local single tax advocate and street
spe"N'r ana the man whose defiance OF
lnc ponce brought on the riot in tho
campus Martius last May, was arrested TO.
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WIDESPREAD SYMPATHY.
State Department Confines to Receive
Messages of Condolences

Washington, September 1O-The STATE dc.
parlmcnt continues to receive daily a large
number of messages of sympathy win tho
president and the people Of the InItod
S.atGs IN the attempt made upun prnai,lont
H y, life. Today messages came from
mit nnr's OF me globe. Among the govern
Costa Rca Ecuador, Jnmalea. south Ans.
uAlla, Austria Hungary aud Argentine and
the chamber Of deputies of Brazil.
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Maaaio Placed in Jail.

Denver, Colo, September 1O.-A special
to the News from silver City n. ~, says
Antonio Maggie the alleged anarchist, who
was arrested yesterday at Santa Rita
on suspicion of being implicated in the
attempted assassination Of President Me
hinley was placed In the Silver City ial
today 10 await instructions from Wash
INIT
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oseosseosesaseesee

tened relative Of hers. from whom
much Information Of value was obtained.
The Goldman woman's arrest 1T s. sGil.
WA occur within . few n'u'-, " Indeed.
u has NOT llreudy been cfa.t,d T'4rtn,p
Us not lacking that the Mot WAS at 'fg,t
partly concocted in mnalo
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bonds held as security from such arposi
tories This will divert ahont SJ,OMOOO
from the treasury vaults
The secretary VIII today invite proposals
for the saie to the government of $4,000
coo " United states bonds other than the
now 2s, 1t l. believed that these steps
viii olviate the otherwise possible emhar.
EASEMENTS which are pointed out In your
telegram Of yesterday
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Early Morning Bullet!

Milbuli House. Buffalo, Septemw
At 3;15 o'clock all was quiet aieGa
MilburH house No one Appeared
stirring within and on one bad n
house since the issuance OF tle Hi1
bulletin.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Commander Sargent Of the Unl!cd
STATES gunboat Nlachlas reported hat
American interests were not in danger
at Bocas del Toro
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN vf'''

New York. September lV ,,oa' rs
ruga. from Genoa, kensill lsn, SBraia
Werp: Koenigen Luise; l.s.Jicla M
Plymouth. Arrived fali's
York for Hamburg
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hands of the enemy | don't see how
they can even be eXtradtcd They have
committed no crime Bur while they arc
hands of the enemy"
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fore the police when she learned That she
WIS wanted Miss Goldman sldi tef
reasons Of my own / lid not make nNsclt
known Y HE to fool the police wbeA 4
can. The very fact that came 70 M
cago shows that hna no Intention o.
hiding myself II had wanted 70
wonid. have been ahle 70 20 FROM 81 Louis
right across 10 Canada ami then thes
would have looked for me u long tinr
came here specially 10 br on the spHt
when I saw the necessity 81 denolac'ns
myself t. the polire and also to be nhlH \"
helm Mr. Isaak and his family. they uelns
among the anarchists arrested ~ we
police were able ~ Connect me VIII, tse
attack on THE president ! was FadS 70
when arrived in Chicago | went % 4
hotel and registered under an asspin ".
q J. Norris whom J have known IN
business way for about q year As tar MS
know he Is not an anarchist. hut he sew
no PERSON why one Individual SHOULD nut
give shelter to another IN this land of free
dom ami he did T.
Askca II She thought Czolsosz's act was
pralsfworthy from her point Of view She
answered; Il am nnt rs 4 position 90 say
wheeler Il was COOL or bad II Is bad for
the man who attempted to do H. am not
Ia ITS buots ana know nothing about Il.
whss don't see is why they should make
more fuss about tae president than any
body else All mru are born equal''
"nrt some meu rise above the equality
ci tlrth a reporter suggested. 1--WE are
eli intcrestca IN the man whom we have
made onr chief"
, ''pH IN t 'i"t nv tn u HIN IN n.
a. 'N'HN ''i"' "'A'' P
In reference to Czolsosz's alleged state.
nieht INA uN was lnSFttd ny y N,tg'l ~ ~
saia: AS haye rsP ateeU s SUI
i Stsb No 20 AK sP III, ' Jcc 1lono and mailed
aud at the same time c'cin That ! Inspired
MN, y he had aceoalpiicsS aou 10 ,, ,
thinp no wo,li'I have sJng;cl me ont as the
only friend he would not y otcct by ns-
sens54E en,Ire gCsli%nni s lt H," hon,
twice Nav & last
~ WINS born In ST. Petersburg, Russia,
I'M Se't ag'' cane y" 'qr7 i g@,9
ester sixteen wears nse. / sneak Russian.
German, French and English. camr fr"m
S Sns mH i G' IA Re5S.a; nr' nii net5t
trGddcn. The injustice Of tbc iiaymarkct
prosecution made an anarchist of me
since ,i'"us"t 'Ne 'i'e" 81 ""'''N
Norris, at whose home Miss Goldman
was taken into custody and who was later
arrested himself, is not the type of man
generally associated with the word an
arehist"
When questioned hv chief of Police
Of a dot In assassina;e the pra sidcrf Did
said that he knew nothing whatever "
SSiI2lsossz. le sltd tAat ne ma attended
anarcbists nom soriclogic1l 'st9Udt,1iri
Wishing to know more of Miss Goldman he
sought htr acHualnl1n'r. ,..-.....
Mr. 6sV.u M \ ,,rrt- ,sos III ,F,,t
The woman was preparing io run away
as we can positively snow. AMI of course
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THE SYMPATHY OF TEXAS.
The House Of Representatives Has
Officially Expressed II.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS RESOLUTIONS
Expressions Adopted by the Camps at
Beaumont and at Waoo--Other heso-
lutions on the Subject.

Austin, Texas, September 1O.-Following
Is the text Of the resolution reported 10y
the house special committee, consisting Of
Representatives seabury, Shaw saiter-
white, Aldrlch and Little, adopted by tue
house aud telegraphed:
70 Hon. George T. Cortclyt Presidents
Secretary, Buffalo, y. \.
House of Representatives,. Austin, Texas,
september 10. BE II resolved. by the huusc
OF representatives IA speciai session assem-,
Died, we DO now, botn fot ourselves, ana
u tue name Ot the people of the state OF
Texas. extend 90 William Mckinley. ptesl-
dent OF tie United States, ANA his de
voted Wife our deepest ana most earnest
;! npathy In their suffering and sorrow aud
JON IN the prayers of the American people
ana the rest Of the civilized wOrld for his
speedy and complete recovery. BE II fur
thCr
Resolved, That the speaker Of this house
be and is hereby authuiZed and requested
TO telegraph these resolutions to the presi-
dent and have copy OF them eugruss vi and
forwarded by mall. X, 4. Prince
Speaker of the House.
Following IS text Of another resolution
reported by the same committee, consid
Grafton Of which was laid over:
whereas, A demon inspired attempt
mas been made to assassindte the president
ot the United States by one whose nature
and instincts are foreign to every seutl-
be IL
itesoived, by the house of representatives
or Texas in special session assembled. THAI
tnls attempted assassination IS Outline uut-
growth Of he 6arbaric principles of an
atcnisnl that can hud no place among the
civilized, Intelligent aEd Christian ptople
VI amy ualuu; Tint ii is but the impulse
or a frenzed brain made mad with tho
nnpe OF destroying rather than reforming
our government.
Resoyed, That as representing the great
ueulocr4tlc commonwealth of Texas. we
earnestly recommend to all the States Of
our lnlon, especially 90 those where to-"
spawn Is deposited and breeds revolution,
murder and other crimes. ia enact and
enforce the most stringent lnws with a
view 10 the complete suppression of uu
9fchlSm. which can produce only disropd,
DISGRACE, disaster and murder aud assas.
sinat.on. BE 1t
Resolved further, That while recogniz-
ING the desirabllity of wholesome inlul-
grafton we petition the congress of the
United states TO enact ana ENFORCE rig
ta!y such a3dItionJl immigration laws as
VII prevent the dumping on American soil
the dcpravcl, de1auched ami criminal Gle
mCnts OF other nations
Resolved, That our representatives in
congress are hereby requested to use ever,
Jimmie effort to secure legislation to
this end.
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MALARIA CAUSES BlLiOuSNESS.
Groves Tasteiess Chill Tonie removes
the cause.
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7. 7. Stone, Community
r. II. King, AdIutant.
DAILY INQUIRY FROM KING EDWARD

DAILY INQUIRY FROM KING EDWARD
Washington, September l0.--A daily in
quiry of the presidents condition comes
from King Edward This morning Amhas.
sadur Choate cablcd from London the TO-
lowing telegram from the king: Il re.
iocc To hear favorable accounts of the
presidents health, God grant that ms
life may be spared"
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PLENTY OF MONEY
IClNl 7 VI MOlNE1
For the Hiring Of Lawyers, Says ASSESS


For the Hiring Of Lawyers, Says Assassin
Czolqosz.
New York, September lO.-A special TO
the Herald from Buffalo SAYS. Mrs Czol.
f'e2 mother OF the man who attcmpted IN
nssassipate President Mckinley. was ein
Hunulo today RionAayl. She made no M
tempt "a see her son. In some mysteiions
manuer. however, ne learned OF her pros-
,licc here and when District Attorney
l'pnul asked him " no wanted LAWYER.
tzeisosz said, mo, whnt ma lnwyer
rev; When the time comes I will be sun.
pied with counsel ana there will be plenty
OF money for my defense"
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SHERMAN CONFEDrRATEs,

sherman Texas, September .. At a
meeting of Mildred Lee camp, United Con
fcderate Veterans today the following reso.
lurions we're adopted:
Resolved by Mildred Lee c9mn. Cpn-el-
erate veterans, now assembled That we
condemn in unmeasurcd terms The dnstnId
the United States; that we condemn an.
archistS ana all their methods as murdcra 5
ana conSprntors against all good govern
hthts ana believe such legislation Shuu d
duings.
Resolved further, That we sincerely sym
pathzc with President Mckinley aud his
trouble. aud hereby pledge our collective
hnd individual prayers to III, great Rulpr
OF the universe for his sure and speedy IT,
CoVery.
The resolutions, when read. were greeted
ny "a chorus OF commcndntorr cNclamntions
and passed unanimously
SONS or CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Waco, Texas September 9.-The follow
ing message was sent to the president
by the State commander of the Sons of
Confederate Veterans
George p. Corteiyou Buffalo. Y Y seq
retury 10 the President
Waco, Texas. September 9.-Thc Texas
division of Omitted Sons of ConfcdorNfa
' ctrNnS sSnder TO tho president AMI his
devoted Nftc thcir heartfelt sympathy i'm
the present National calamity and their
prayers for his restoration to health nud
to MS countrymen who love as n man ana
esteem him MS patriot
r. H. King Adtutant
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The above resolutions were adopted aud
punished In orr local uaucrs aud The
Houston Post ana that copy he sent 10
the presidents family
William Hart, Commander.
George OBJ Willard. Adiutant.
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Better Tor the Blood Than Sarsapariila
tticts, Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic,
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WHOLESALE ARRESTS ALLEGED.
New York, September i0-A special TO
the Herald from Buffalo says: From two
sources each Of which Is unlmprachoblc
II is learned that the police Of the t-nued
States are nearly ready to drew a iragnst
and capture host Of aulrel'srs. all n
whom are believed to be coloe'neI in th ,
plot 10 murder President Mckinney ard
other representatives of the roeernrert
Emma Goldman Is believed e he a leader
In the. conspiracy. She was ler In L, +.
falo the day before Presi hat Mckinley
arrived The police Of this city have qu $.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-09-13
Down with Anarchy,

The unanimity with which press,
pulpit and individuals everywhere de-
mand the suppression OF anarchy is
a hopeful sign of the times. These
fanatics, who count life as nothing
either in the consideration of them
selves or of others, who are opposed
to all forms of law and order, who IA
vor unrestrained license which they
call personal liberty, who consider the
killing of true and loveable man in
all personal qualities like Mckinley
justifiable because he stands at the
head of nation, have been allowed to
teach their strange propaganda
through public meetings and incen-
diary publications long enough. 1t is
time to call halt, and to treat the
advocates OF anarchy as criminals in
the same class with traitors and muir
derers. 1t is. time to purge the coun-
try of such plague spots as exist in
Paterson, Chicago and other cities.
What we need is a national law, deal
ing in a drastic form, not only with
anarchy in its violent acts, but anar-
chism wherever in publication or
speech it advises or incites murder.
If Emma Goldman had been suppress
ed, the tragedy at Buffalo would never
have occurred.