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< ull*«1 * <..•»» I’«a 1»i»grsfAb (.«lumi««
Agent W. H. R q * m ' i |I i of th« I\ m * i Ite
G-»»I Ki< valor Company, <»f M»*x»w,
Irish»», ha* pur- hawd over 30,000 hush-
ph of wh« At st 70 «enta. The last targe
porch Me wti 3,000 bushels. S'tne
w .• < .a tn that •©* tiur. is being held as
high as 7ft oruis.
Another attempt has been male to
p l the strambd Gtettmorag off from
the *»itd* of North bench, Thia trial
proved Uhtti • »-refill like the previous
attempt11 and it is now thought thr
<• "nt».«•■ Ag will be gtiamioued to thr
mrtcira of the waves.
V« • lb v Th • J. <%»naty, D. I) ,
!».** ta*»-n in »tai Ire! a* re» t«»r <»f thr
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(A
k
V ashing* *i D <
It was a notable
event tn th«" history of Ute institution»
ami drew together a distinguished as-
e»'tublage of diurdimen and <du**at»»n».
While hunting near Elk Point. H.
I> . W. J. Murphy. ag«*l 17, tawwm»»
«• para!«**I (nun hi« • »mparrion* an«l wm
trogan to death. When brat mi»<«d hr
wk « rtippnerd to have return«’*I liotttr,
and n«>l until some time later «lid
•*--.»fairing |«arti«,s start after him.
Hi*
tody ws* found.
Jain* » Htephens, wbo is mid to hare
start«w| rover a ! I tin- nd i ary fires in^Walta
Walls during the summer of
has
tai n convicted of araon in lbw superior
court for setting fire to th«* Hamilton-
Rotirke warehouse. January V, IMO»
’I he «!•’(•*•»«*«* had very little rvld**m© to
offer, and the jury, after being nut uno
hour, n-turned a ve.dtet of guilty.
In digging a well at Quilcene. Wash..
at tor I m *« i of the Olympic rang»* of
mountain«, a vein of <’»*»1 wm discov­
ered.
It Is thought it is a good Vein,
i l! -
i w >t l.t ;>•-!.> mite «•! th«-
l*«»rt Town*«* nd
Hcmthera rail way.
tV ilhiu th»» p isi three years over $100.-
tMHi has te-i» *>{«• nt in prospecting ter
««Mil in this county, and thia is the first
cwml yet dteu»v©r«*d.
An «%irtli«)uake occurred on th«* island
of KiMhma, in th«- Persian gulf, attend
• I i i •’ti«»rtn<»uw I*■*• <»( life. Ki»hma 1«
m-ar th»* entrance of the Persian gulf
and is th»* targ« *t island in that tarty
of water, being surrounded by many
smaller irlanda.
Its length is srventy
mile« and its average breadth twelve
mile*. Th«' p ;
«t*d at
ft,000, rhiefiy ara Im.
TURPIE
HAS
RUN
OO
*N
>•4 •» HI1 tkfw
*r»»rb Agata«
lb* < «Ml Mill.
Washington. Jan. 33—The *©nate
was on the Verge of a ri«-Adbick t«atay,
an«i tor a time there were proajas'ts of
a protra» ted wet of ©mluraiire. rxten»!-
! Ing the «w-**iun late into the night-
M »«gsn, in «’barge «•! the Nicaragua
i canal bill, was detennined to avun* a
I time for a final Vote
Th to »»* renisi-
¡©•I, however. by Turpi* an i Vilas
Thereupon. Morgan anm-umed
hr
I w<Hibl ash the « mi » at«* to “sit "Ut” th©
bill, remaining in mutino«*»« srwmn
’ until a v*»t© was termi. Thia ©v«»k«*«l
«harp criticism.
Vitas finally tnadr a
¡dilatory motion, which» on roll-rail.
■ ha« bred thr sire me of a quorum, and
Morgan was otaig.d to g»r« q> his plan
!•-« t<»iay, although l»r ©X|rets lora»
'•tit© it, if an agreement (or a v*»te is
1 not rrachevb
Turpi«* runeludrd his spw» h against
the Ne «rungs canal bill, the thin) day
taring « <’»ntinuatcm of thr termer bit*
ter invvctlVc dirv»'tr«l against the in«-a*-
: ore.
I> i' .i g th»- ’ av , Chandivr pr«-*» ti?r«|
the « rvdentiate of John Edward Ad*
<h< ks. • ¡aiming th«* vacant scat as *rns-
tor irom Ihdaware.
Th© claim oi
Henry A. Ihi|«»nt for th«* same srat has
alrvmiy bwn presented.
In the M*or«M« <»i a di*'U*«t«»n over lay*
in# elwtric »-«»t-doits in the Washington
• trwts. IliB rt«»kv against trust* an«i
n *'h«q*»h**s in general, as a srirteut
n»t- «. « t*» ti»* putrii* welfare.
Washington Jan 33 -—After a two
days* d«d«atc. in tlx* «i>urav <»f whtob
considerable
¡«artisan
¡»a«wion
**•
ar>>u«*-d am! an inrffrvtual attempi
ma*I«* to filibuster for the pgrpuui» of
gaining time, the hotisr today *icvid«*l
1L< <
«-«1 electi< n ca*v ««( Y"»t vs
Tti' ker, from the tenth Virginia «its
trn t, by denyUig the seat to Mr. Y*«*t
and confirming Mr
Tucker’s title
thereto. The llepubhlranw were badly
divide«!, fifty four of them joining with
the Ik*m«»' rats ami supporting
tl «
«laitns of the lh*rto**ratir <*mtvst«*e.
W h« n th«- *up)ik>rtrrw <»f Y«*t’s ronUm*
lion teund i)i«'Y wvr«* <tateat««*l hr a
Harrow margin of eight vote« (Uie vote
living ! Ik to 137 against him), they in
auguratoli a fib :«u»t«*r in the ho|*v of
gaming time, ai d for two hours there
was a iu<xriRiiin of nd I-«'alls, but they
were finally orer|«»w»'rnd and th© rreo-
ìutiona «onfimiing Turker’a title to his
•« ai w«*rv a»|opt«*»l.
Yost is a m«*mb»‘r
el«*ct »4 the tiri! hoina*. and Tu» kvr,
whw is a aon of Pali l<dph T»i- k«*r. baa
ta-vti a member of tl»»- teat four cori
j|e riveline«! a rvti»»minati<m
I*-. un*r he rii«! mu agrev with his party
on the money question.
WANTtD
in
HIM
TO
DIE
I nnatursl Daughter Allow«<l
Saiber •«> Kill Himself
Hat
ATTACKS
F«Kifr«w
▼HE
OHE GON
TREATY.
Sirs Nla <»nl«luae
V**•«»•• I« QMftllnR.
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Washington, Jan. 33 -—Th© senate
t«w!ay pro»v**'l«,»‘! with t)»e e«*nsi«lrration
<»f the Nnaragtia car»*! bill. Turpi© con*
tinning his s¡««rch in up|w*uti«»n
H»*
has not yet «mnchiited. and torn«*rri»w
will bo the Uriel »lay of hi* t|ww'«*h.
Hi* remarks V*lay wen* iutt«*r!y an*
tag<»nistir to th© Nicaragua ('anal C«»m-
I «any, the *mat«>r « liarx'trrising it*
method* a* those of Peter Funk
M »r*
gau will ask to have a time fit< J ter a
final vote as *«»n a* Turpir cb*»«**
Th© legislative <*a«*»utive an«! ju*
dirial appropriation bill, cam y ng a¡*-
pn»Min»alvly fiJS.OOO 000, was | mim *<«»!
diiriMg th** »lay
Pettigrew »eVvrely rrilirix’d the leg
(slativc authorities for con« lu*ling th*
Venrgiiela tammlary agreement, which
he sani, was a ««omptete surrvmlrr of
Veneitmla to (irent Britain
Hi* reso-
lut ¡on calling on the secretary of state
f»»r information was refer red to the for­
eign relations committre*.
l’nanimon*
voii*«*nt was *wure«l for taking up the
bill for an »nternati«*nal m»»n«*tary cun-
fvrence on Tuesday m it
In Ut» Moua».
Washington, Jan 33. —B**f«»re the
Y • *** i T . k« ?
. « . ■
from th© tenth Virginia di»tri«t wa»
cal tel m the tenise today there was a
call «?f <«»niinit!«-* •
A bill was pa**vd
to am* • f tl - laws r» ati>'g t«» l! r
era! lam! «iffi« v so a* to reduce tees to
be cliMfgml f«rr taking i«wtim«»ny from
fifU’vii to ton <*vnta per hundred w-»r I*
and withdraw tl»© privil«*ge of vb ^ vw
tew now allow rd at land cfth’es wv*t
of the R*» ky uKmntaina.
The roti tasted ©tert ton »-ase was
«altei up by M«(’adl«»f
hii«M*tts.
chairman of th© committee on ete’li»»n,
at 13’30 P M . am! th© boils«* spent
the «lay debating it
Much intereM
• *» manifested in th© rase, owing to
th© fa* t that th«* lb*publt«*wn* uu the
committe«» which reportod th«*
were divided, four siding with Henry
Nt (te»rgv Tucker, th«* Itemiwrat. ami
sitting ii.<-mter. ami but two. Walker
of lmliana and Thomas of Muhigan.
w ith the Republican
»nt«-*tAUt. Y»»st
Th© latter is a member-elect of lb»*
m-it house, at»»l Tucker is one of th©
most prominent and )*q»ular Item<»«’rtit4i
on the tte»r. Tucker bad HVJ pluruhtv
on the tei* of th» re turns, but several
nnjs’rte t ballots were rej<'vt«d undvr
the then rioting Walton law <»f Vir­
ginia, «rliii'h, th«* «'«»ntestant rlaime«l,
if counted, would have reversed the
result
Yu©t himself was acrordrd tli©
gv. <»f ad-
-••.«* I m MNNI
own ta half.
Hr w*as very san'nsti«* in
hi« referem v to the Ih*m«M ratie elec­
tion oftetate of th«* <)l»l Dominion
state, ( hann teriBing them as ••chival­
rous Virginian*, who mmaulted til©
mentally w«*ak ami unarmr«! an»l robin*«!
th» in - J i-
He combhhsl with an eloquent ap*
peal to tin* lions»* for justice.
•'Tb»* stigma «»f fo«»l rte’tions,** *ai»l
he. "disgraced
ami delmuched th«*
' h
\
I L v h tl G>
■
p:iralys>’»l the public t*onsvienre; but
now (hank <«» h |. >n Vughiiit. At l«’il*t,
th© shock of this ballot broke the stupor.
The f«*ar of th© n«*gro rub* disappeared.
But, lai»h«*»i by th© M»-«»urg<* of public
opinion, the guilty tricksters «-till dare
to bring infamy to th»» <l«M»rs of »»»n-
gr**«s.
If you a< <«*pt their murhina*
tiom», you approve their ni<*tho«lM and
give them fresh license,"
Owklanri. ('al., Jail. 2ft. — Knowing
Two jMMiple were rormudy injured that her aged father ha«l taken poison
and a *c*>re of others bruised and l at
w iti» sui» i«!al int«*nt, Nellie Curran, 23
lered ys the r»-*uii of a nwr-end collision ( year* old, Went to tad without «-ailing
of ta<> trail«* in the thiklnnd yards
a pliysi«-»an. an»l aro«** thia morning at
ln»t«‘a i of , holding the H* rkb*y hw’-il th«* u»*ual hour to find the <»M iiimii
tram as uv»ia1. th* signalman ultewuri it ’ d« ad. Thomas ('urran wa* ftl years
to pro* <^*»l uii the main tnw k, just as ubt, ami ha« for years tact: employed
the sun*-1 limited was approaching
by the raih*ra«l muipnny.
Hi- liv«*»l at
Iteterc the latter train «muid I** stopped !♦»’ I Aitanti«- strict, an»l Nelli«* t ur
It «'!U»h»’*l Udo the ti iir car of the Io
ran. Ids daughter. k«q»t houm* ter him.
cal. ounplrtcly demolishing it.
For the |Kit* lew moiiihs th«» uhi g«-ntte­
Th»- * ■ «I«’ •'»‘Himdt«-o «m fist
rnari has tat n in («our health, ami a I «out
h.o«’ |i»t«‘t»«*d to an arguno’iit bv Pro- three uivk« ago t«*»k a largì* quantity
f.
r 1 le.tt in urivtMwey of the bill of laudanum to «*nd hi* trmiblv*. Phy-
providing f»»r a ih * w international agree­ ateiana miv«d hi* hte uu that occasion,
ment ter t)*»’ pr«»t«Md i«»n <»f fur-la^armg but in* »h-Mtre to vh«l hi* life never left
s**als
Pruf»’»»*>r Klliott eihibitci a him.
I«o*t night Curran came home at
large nuiuler <>f «’harts, showing th«’ th«* regular' hour.
Hr aecurvd a ta»ttlr
habits of seals.
Hr <>Hdmd«'*l that oi « Id«» of 'in during thrday, an«!, after
from an «■»»•imuik? and humane point of taking it bade hl* daughter good-bye
Vi«*w, it Mould I«* far brttcr for th«* an«i told her hi* trouble* would soon
Vnitrd Stat»** to kill all the remaining en«l
Hi* lifel«** b»dy was h»und this
s”«la outright
than to permit the tuorning atei removed t«> the morgue.
slaughter to conllnBo under present
“Thi* ■» •» |a*«’uli.»r ca*r,” said (’one
regulations.
nrr Baldwin
"This oh! man’s daugh­
The First N.»i:offHl bank, of N»*w- ter told my »leputv this morning, when
Ky.t ha» « h‘M*l its »hairs.
Heavy hr visited th«* bouse, that she kn«*w her
illVcwlmriits in real estate is sand to I t father had tak«*h ¡sriron, but di«! not
»all a phyn »an br»atUM* she thought it
thr vaU»**.
too late, and then her father wanted to
A’> > j-ctint |--'ling arratigeim-tit
•ite, anyhow. °
ha* IsM-n Brought a I »out between the
Thr young «'»man will ta* given a
Alaska Parkers* Asmsiatiuii and the
chance to tell her story to a coruoer's
Alaska Improvement (V»mpany
that
jury.
> ill materially aff«Vt the ««almon m-
»liistrv in No them waters and the
STARVATION IN CHICAGO
price <»f rartttvd salmon in the iv»untry
heit «*•.*•*• m.
It Is ic»t»l that the entire , *'i|»l»ll«»« f«»r «>»• N»««iy, teal ^«» <>■»•» tc
l»l«lrlbut» Tlum.
pn»lui't of the com I ng season will bv
jMadral and marketed at uniform ratvs-
Chn ag«». Jan 3ft. — Men, women and
|>.u
<
•- . .i.
■ • valivr of The children an* starving in Chi« ago in
crown "f Italy, funner president of the sight of relief, because th«* county «»tn-
Italian »'h am I *• j of »otnmcrxxi in New m . mh oners, t»iiii»i and dgftf. do not al-
Y«»:k. and termrvdy Italy’s con*ul gen­ low the county ag*-i»t enough help to
eral t«> the iso Hieilivs, dir»i at his ' distribute supplies. Th© county tr»*as
home in New York.
He ha»l been one ury is rich in its surplus, an«l th«*re are
of th«* im*t prominent Italians in this an M'X'uinulati«*ti «if ap|M'al* front hun­
Hu nd re» I* of these ap-
country and was a man of mark«*»! abil­ gry fatniiirs.
ity, to which Italy frequently pant plication* are m«»rr than two week*
honorable tribute.
obi. Th«* h«*a»ls of th«* is tn I lira w'vrr
A Wash it gt«»n special says the a»l* di«»r«*urMk*ed then, an»! ms a last resort
ministration is determined that Peru appealed to th«' county ter aid. They
- .11 pay Hi«’claim for $.''X>((XK) grow­ have srrn their wives an«! children
ing out of the outrage com tn lit«* I in grow weaker ami cohicr. and no aid lias
1NHÚ u|s»h V. H. McOrrrf, a consul of cr»nie. no br«-ad, ho coal. Them* men
th»' Cnilel State*.
A cable dir|*it<'h are «tesprratr n»»w.
The county agent is hrlph*rai to save
has just b-■ n sent to Mr. McKriiais, I
the Cnitvd Stat«*» minister stationed at them* famine stricken men, wom«*n an»I
Ik has r« hef on hand, but no
lams dirw*et>i g him to iiif«»nn ths babi«si.
Peruvian government that the rasa way to distribute it, ta*rau«* thr cutn-
mint l»e settled without delay. A com­ misAtonen» have* ti«*»l hi* hands, and are
munication rvr<»iv«*l from the minister •l**af to thr crim of th«* hungry.
A warning has ta-rn given that thr
a few »lays ago stat«*t that Peru desire«!
to investígate the rase.
H««crvtary deserving ¡«*»r ar»« becoming »langerotis
Olney at otn** advised Mr. M« K» ns»e ami that hunger is lik» ly to drive them
that Peru ba*I had more than tea y«*ars to «Ireda in which thrir cry will lie
to investigate, ami the time wo quite "l»r«’.k«L" Mm w ho gave thi* warning
know whereof they S|«rak. They we
snfilrirnt.
gaiitil hunger at its w»»i*t, the glassy
Th«* Minm wota State Savings bank, ry«- of a strong man who hears th© cry
<»f St. Paul, has <?l<wv«l and filo! a dec«I of bis wife ami balm** for brra«l ami
of assignment.
warmth ami is power teas to give it to
N ttiooal Bank Eiaminrr Eacott has them. The men tell an apjialling story,
th«» German Nati»»nal bank, of but notaidy on earth can tail of ths
Louisville» Ky. The Imnk is an ««Id tnisrry as it ©Bists in C1ii« »go Ualgy.
one, but for some time has been regard-
v«l as unsafe.
Th«* steamer Elan, which sail«*«! from
A bitter fight is tiring wagnl in N»-w Orleans in Nov«*mbrr with a |**rty
ter Ikrllrro, C«»l«»mhia, was
Clcv«dand, O., l«rtwean thr Arbtx'kle ta»uml
(offer Company and the sugar trust wreck«**! on th© Oolora«te rerfs, on th©
r» girding the prica of coffee. Cut af western ©itreruity of (’nlw, January y
All hamls were saved.
ter » ill is living met.
Th© average «leatb rat© in Engltah
©it!«** !• 17 fi J er I.IMMI, Bib I In th©
rural «Istricte 13.7 per 1,000.
An embargo is thrvaten«*! on Indiana
w hiskvrvt’cs and ” w i ml breakers*' by
Jim Rervea, an A rule non l»arl»rr, who
has prvjiarvd a bill am! it endeavoring
to g- t »»»me rrpr«*»vnative or senator
in the prvwnt asarmbly to father it.
Rrrvvs is quite in earnest about it, and
giv»* as a gn»uml for its pnwntation
that it n»’ul«l restore pr»*j»vrity to bar-
bers an I al the santo time be thr means
of raisii g tlm public »lebt. The bill
prrtx! h** tera tai of |IA a year on
every man wearing chin whiskers, or
"lid«-
’* It also provides for a
tai on /-ml»«-
M. u«M»iivt «us » íkvm
from all
t.uti.
11» l.aolk* !.!*• Srhlatler.
I'«»*«lsr M«fn»in* fc • |»l*»»l<»n.
Ogden. Utah, Jan.
3ft.* Francis
Schlatter, or hi* doubte, I* in th© city
jail in a pr«**wi »••»»» OHntitton, having
attempted suicide last night.
Ata»ut
7:4ft he went ini«» the lunchroom of th©
Union Pacific hotel, «irank a cup of
coffrr an«l went out on th«* platterm.
Soon after he opened a pock<*t knife
and cut his throat, severing the wiml-
pit* ami n»«**t of th© arterire, but m>*s-
ing the jugular,
lie was remove«I to
tin» jail ami a p)«v*ician called. The
man urgvA th© «hw*tor to let him alone,
at he wauled to Jte*
Mobile, Ala , Jun, 33 —The Din«*
planing mill has ta*en tl«'*tri»ye»| hv
fire. Njarks from th© fire caused a
tremendous eBptosion at th«* city mnga-
■in© n«*ar by, an«l several |«*r»<m« were
•«’riously hurt.
At th© time <»f the ©1-
plieion there w«*re 30,000 |*»un«l* o(
|N»wd«*r an«l 300 |*»tin*Is of dynamite
stored in the m.igatine
Th© air in
th© vii.dnily was fill©*! with flying
bri»*ks, and a numta-r of mliag»** were
b)«»wn to pi»-.** I»y th«* territlc explo­
sion, "whkh was «listiurtly heard at
*^F*
I«»«», m. «i-«» iMtros nvsi of i«er©,
« nuimn M m »
m
I'lnu.
Washington, Jan 33,—S»*nator ('an-
non, of Utah, ha« Mitr«»»lm «•«! th«* fol
lowing as a substitute for thr Iteptib
lican national conference lull:
"Within ninety days after March I.
1HV7, the presi«lrllt of the l’nit«*»l
Ntst«*s shall Invite til© l«*n»ling com­
mercial nations of th«* worhl to app«dnt
representatives
to an international
m«»netary c«»nfrreii<*<* to ronvrn© on or
before (k*tols r I, HM>7, at stu b pla< «• in
thr city of WaMhingtoii as the prr*ident
may designated ami ate* within *ai»l
ninety days after Munh 4 IH97, the
president shall apjmint fiv«* com mi ««ion*
era to represent th«* l’nit«*d State* at
such conferen«’©; th«* duty «*f which
United State* »’ommta»»ion«*rs «hall ta*
to urge th«* fyh>ptn»n by a*i«l «-onfiTem «•
«•f a plan f*»r th© free am! nnlimit«*i
coinage <»l «liver am! gobi at sotn© ratio
ranging betw«*en 1ft an I
to I ta*-
tw«*«*u th© nati»»n* re|u©m*nted al such
conference.
Hur»«-i nf Mi***
Washington, Jan 33. —Senator Per­
kins, of Caltfornis, to»!ay introduced a
bill which i» intomtel to pave the way
to the ©stab! tail merit of a bureau or <te-
part menl of ti»e government I«» ta* »to-
voted to thr mining imhistry.
Th«*
res«»lulion recites, l»y way of preamble,
that th© mining interests of th© United
State* have no dear represt'hlatfon in
th© organisation of tlie government, ami
it provides for a commission, to be com-
plow'd »d th© mm in twsnmer «»f the gen­
eral land »»fib*©, commissioner of lal*»r
and »lire tor of th© g**»»logi«’al survey,
"w-tawc duty it »hall ta* to determine
the l*e*t me tie* is of as* r running all
te ta of general im)»ortanr© relating to
mine* an»! mining within t)»e United
Stat«*, whether by m mining l»»o«-**U, a
secretary of mm«** and mining, a com*
missioirer of miro**, or a mmmtssmn,
to r«‘)*»rl to the «a*«’retary of th© inter­
ior a bill pn»vi»liiig ttiewna, or «©curing
all lie« »-«»ary information «'onreruing
mining an»! relatol Industrie* in the
Unit**! stat«** "
President Palma, of the Cuban
Junta. Issues a Statement.
NO
THOUGHT OF COMPROMISE
lasar•••!•
•*»F
W ill
Ttbar Arw
lM4apaw<la«te«
Mai
Area©«
VtaUU*a
<*4
A m I«*-
Sa» Thal»
WiHbfwg
Hlaa.
N« W Yo!rk. Jan. 3ft — Tta»ma* E**
tra. la Palmia. preatelnt «»f th«* Cuten
junta t>>ni ght tortevi U m * following
»tat»i
"s>» mud i hut lately been «mid of the
protuitahly of the termination of th«*
t'ubu n revo!Intinti by the areeptaMO, on
tl.« I.art of th© (*titaaiu« »»f autorunnv or
reform*, that I !©e| it in* «n>bent ujon
it- »• tl - a. *«ditad rep?»•* ntativ** of
the < ’utau»». to make a brief «tat« u»enI
on liw* mihjseti
•*R*f««rt.
pare* I 1 ’E*©N|«ani«h
mrt*-©, but the outbreak of this revolt**
tion Was not H ereby *tave»l for «me
I »our Ti'wto
and I* but on© ¡»tea
i th© < <«*1 «r* Uc ».* g
W.
had
enough of
*»>-cail«*»l reform«,
enough cd pNgntte»! autonomy.
Every
Intelligent man w«mM rightly mn«l©mn
tl,r i *- a »I»-' ^**u.*T-
*jb»T»»’ds in this
moiMm«*nl &*s^^»*^4»gK»iMvrt of Hide*
P
-V
*
• » f A
¡wac© with Npsin
It is claim«*d that
(¡•’neral lion»»'« I* willing to treat with
Npain on th© !«a*»* of autonomy, ai*»l
that a letter to that ©ff«-'t ha« been re­
ceived by m©
There is no s v h letter.
(h»m«ut is ma»le of too stern materia) to
*urrender on any such trrmi, particu­
larly when, in his latest fi tter* to me,
he write* of hi* own «’onvictions that
thi* winter's campuign will ta* uiost
su*'«*©«**ful.
•‘Bit. «ven tl <»vgh anyone«! our
fon*m«H»t toadera «tenth! ta* in» lin«'»l to
terminate th«» war by th«* acceptance
of autonomy (which t* tervly within
the I«oun«ls of Risibility), while ho
himtelf might «nrretnler, h<* woul«l »Io
m » ul«»n«*
•• ’ n'Mit- ar»* ie»t worship
p»*r* of tti-ltv i luahti©*
\\ «» arc »tea«!-
lust fidl«»wers of our i«h«als. Th«» death
of «»ur glorious M.*«» ?*•> brought Sorrow to
th»* hearts «>f ©very (’idwn, but w© »lid
not ialter; his fort©« *h»l not rurren»ler;
th«* revolution r»i»*«*tv«*<l no perceptible
check. The leader who pnqM»*«*d |»eu<'©
under th« Npani«|h flag would find him
«« If without f»»lh»w«*r*
No treaty «»I
petu*© can I m ? mad© by the Caban« nn-
h*re ratlin**! by a •»¡»’»•tally «i«»nv»,ne*| a*.
«©nibly.
It i* ta*yon<l th»* tamnris <»i
(
»it« T two » .U“ »•( • - »»•/•; ar . -!r 1»
w hen th«-* lin»l themselves in a |*«si-
•
never i*rh»re1
ell
g»»*»<l fortune to «Mx*upy in ¡-»¡nt of num-
I- i .. «»piipiiH’nt an t r»■ •• • sr» •—. will
rmw w«*akly accept term* of « ompromi««*.
Every Cunbn, ev» ry Am©rt» aii, know««
that tl»«* apimrent generous and » «»m ili-
atory spirit <»f Spain spring* not from
her strength, hut from her weakn©#»«.
How can we, then, under th«» cirv'im*
stantft's, ta* ©Xted to w aver?
"If the Cuban»* in th«* fi«*ld are too
strong to even consider »iich proposals,
th«* Cuban« in the » itn« ar© too \v«*ll
advi*«*d of Spuin’« plan*» an»l Snail» «
j»»« ’ .riun ‘UtoaiW t t<> < •» n->d Un «u p
In the cities, Spain’s only stronghold.
n»«*ii <»f jswtcion, <»f rertiM’ment, of
wealth, have but lately signed a state
incht, ill which they un«*qiiiv<»cnlly say
to those in this country, who ««•••m to
lalsjr under the error that autonomy
would ta* a solution of the soeallod
Ctiabn problem, that nothing short of
in»te|M*n<letiee is a»»»-¡»table I«» them.
They has»* the statrtneiil, not <«nly on
pditieal, hut also on ©cornHuic reasons.
"What form of autonomy would help
Cuba, wli«-n «addled r.<»t only with her
previous debt, but with the add©»! bur-
len of th© c»istof th«* pi «Merit war? The
future <ri th© coahtry wo«il»l I»© ruin
and starvation
N,-wr> of oUT siic«i**M
in th© field may ta» suffoi’atCii by th©
eehror; ¡»a«'ideation *>f th© island prov­
ince* may ta* falsely proclaim©«!, as in
the «•.«•©• of l‘inar del Rio; decrees al­
low ing grinding of sugar may ta* issued
uber© all cum* ha* tavti destroyed;
prom I’ m ** of reforms an»i autonomy may
is* given und amnesty pr«»rtmlgat«Mli
am I foreign count rtes may, by them*
means ami menda»uous Npaiiiri» diplo­
macy, ta* cnj*d«*«| into the talief that
>|*ain is mighty, i* generous, and that
we are weak, ar»* ungrateful, but w©
Cutan* will »‘ontinu© to tight for inde-
|s*ii»b*me, first, last and all tl*»» lime.
Our lea»lers may fall, but others will
tak«* their places.
The op|M»rtunity
w ill find th© man. Gomes has written
that, even shoul«l he fall, the revolu*
lion is strong eimugh to >«»ntinue its tri­
umph. Th«* only ©Beus© w© w ill have
for having l»eg\in (Ju* war will ta its
triumph; the only titling m«»num«*nt
for our fallen comrade* w ill ta* th© in-
d©|s*n«lcn<w of their country.*’
|'i>w»rl»at to * m « o l'l»»«»t.
New York, Jan. 3ft.—The three-
masted m h<M»n«*r Nahum Chapin, of
!C«s klan«l, M© , coal-talen from Balti­
more t<> F *’»
BJSJ't H*hor© I »*;’
(Quogue. L. I , at an «*arly hour this
morning, ami her entire « rew, consist­
ing of nine men, was l«»*t in sight of
humired* of p*upl© who had gat he re» |
on th© l*ea» h, l>ut were powerlesa to
render assistance.
MrBico num** fifty different kind* of
fruit wrhirh can to ©sported.
(»••■I m I» Fr« nt < M»1<*(Mn
Th» «Mrth*|tiMh» I m I *r I m .
Btdfast. Jan. 33 —At a banquet, the
Karl of (•a»l««g.»n said I»«- was gtei that
the fiiiMix ial relation* of Ireland had
been referre»! to ••ijw’rts, l»ut I»© repudi­
ated th© i»l«-a that th«* recent comm to*
sion was a ¡«a* k«*d on©
Th«* Uimiry
that home rule was tadiin»! U»e agita­
tion w mm merely trotle«l out as a bug-
boar.
Lon»!oh, Jan. 3ft.—A sp*«*ial from
Teheran, capital of Pereto *ay* 3,MM)
p’rsons pt-ro»h»*«l in the ©arth«|nake on
K isham island, January 11
Ki**hnm
islán»! is the largret in tin* Pervian gulf,
ami situate«! atamt fift«w*n mil«** from
it* entrano.
Its ¡«»pulation i* esti­
mate«! at ft,(MM), mostly Arata.
LEGISLATURE
our effert to orgsnite thi« house
But
th© ruling« of th© tem|«»rwry »|«eMk©t
have at all times tawn sslverw to th©
pisaibility nf organ upturn
H h. ha«
been CBMiat ’.»»tilioH» in hi* ruhug. I re
Opaci him."
Brow n (hen went on I«» recite th© h»*
t*»ry of the failure to organise and, *«»n-
rlmltng with th© statement that it
i .w “«»ur ©am» st purj-»*** ami * p .% U •.-!
rewolutiotl" IO pro»«’»'»! With the tauti
news, offered a f«»rinul rerolnttoi. »* fol­
low si
"RaMtolviMl, That the pr» *••»»( tem­
porary «praker, E J Davis, ta*. and h©
i» hereby removed, »ml that Dr. J. N.
Nmltli ta*. an»! h© is l»«-reby ©ta't<*t
speaker pro tern, in hi* sten«l.
That
E R talk© «ml F. * Stanley b»- ami
they hereby ar© ap|*rinted a «•«»mmit<«•'«•
to •’*cort Dr J. N Smith to th«’ speak
©r’s «-hair."
Th»' r< I !. t • g <
th»‘ !» -
■
gr«M*t«*»l with great ch«M«r« by th© lobby.
B> -'A ’ o'- ! ■ * l.a' '
ap)»calcd to th«* spectators tn k«*©p
silent.
“We hav«» serious birein«-*»» to •!«»,”
t
y
Kid»il«* of Ihniglas." addt»-<©>tng Dai «
“1 desire to enter an » niphato ¡•i»it«*l
against this proceeding.
I am against
thi* resolution.
W© have hear«! «•»»in*-
opinion* read on this tt«*»r from Sens
tor ii«»ar oi Ma**.t» litre» its. ami ir»»m
Senator Thurston of N©b«a.*»ka
I tak«*
it aa a pi«*«*© of im|**rtm«*m «* <»t» th»
¡•art nf th«* senator from N« b-ia/d » to
•iffer unsolicited advice as to what w©
should do in Oregon, am! our ai:*w« r
*h«»iil»l ta’ in th«* tai<»r » k *‘ of th» rf'* ai
ami only Pennover, *Y»»u attend to
your taisineM* an*l u«?’!l attend t«» our* '
"I will ask th© speaker t«i ¡nit thr
question,” said Brown, "although 1
realise it is a delicate matter f<ir him."
“This whole pror««©ding is out «d or-
,l«-r." replirel Itavi* »**’Hs "at > I fi*
cline to ¡»ut the question.”
"I will then put th»* quest Um.” con-
tinued Brown. "All wh«» favor th©
/»’solution will say, aye.” There wa«n
b. I ! . i...- '¡-
.1%. -
■ ■ I ! ’•■••’
!
no." Several yell* of "No" cam©
from tl»«* lobby.
"(’arrirel," cried Brown
S|»«,ak»T 1 > h vis calmly watch©»! th©
progn*«« of events and said nothing
Smith wn* man hrel up beside Davis ta*-
tw«*©n talk© and Stanley.
When h©
was opposite the speaker, Smith, who
is a very small man. i*xt«*nd*-«l hi* hand
to Davis, who ¡s quit© tall, ami there
was an aukwar») bamtahak»
Th
crowd breath«*»! a sigh nf relief and
smiled. There was to ta* no trag©*.ly
It was jtret ¡»tain mniwly
smith
ask«**! th© pleasure of th© horn«**, and
Somers ¡»romptly got on hi* feet an«l
read a printed resolution rem»»ving
Temjsirary Chief Clerk M»**ly and
ap|M>inling It. R. Hay* th«* Benson
caucuM nominee. Smith1 put the wo*
•ion and it wa.*? declared rurtirel. a?: I
Hays took a pla»© ta- d»* Clerk Mre-ly.
Chori Justi« e Mo«>r» u.»- w ait--I tq«»o
by a «•otnmitlce, ami he swore tn th«*
n»«*u»ta*rs
Conn then uffered a n*wdu-
tion to proree«l to |«*rti»ai»«*iit organiaa
t|on. and it carried.
H L Benson, of
Josephine, was ¡'to«il in m*inHuitHm
!<»* speaker
Th© roll of t^«* meiiita*»«
sw»»rn m was < all«*«l by Hays
Bet»*«»i»
g«»t twenty-eight Vote*. B»’f»*on, Gratk«*
awl Mi«»*n©r voting blank
A «’otumittee was ap|>«>inte«l to©s««»rt
Beuron to th«* chair.
Chief Jtreio©
M<s»re swore him in, ami hr m«>b* «
•hurt *|MM*rh of thank*.
The following »•fllu-r* were then
elected:
Assistant chief clerk. H R. Jordan;
reading clerk, Frank Motter; «alendar
clerk, E W Bartlett: p*rgeant-at arms
H
W. Murphy; «luorkit-jsT, s
W
White («»lore«I.)
Th©*© were the Itanium caucus m»mi-
iwm ’I.
They were sworn hi !»y Justic«
Moore.
Bri»lg«** presented a r«*sohition
©mjs»wcring th© speaker to appoint
thr©«* p«igv«, a mailing clerk amt rm©
U|M«tair* «l<s»rk«**'|ier, an«! it w«« adopted.
Thomas off»‘r«**| « r«'**dutl«»n ©xteml-
ing th© usual courtesies to newspaper
m«*n, ami that, tm», was a« Io pt»*« I.
There was some discussion as to th««
proper way to notify tl»© wmate of th©
taxis© organisation, but it was finally
ret tied by a»l • »plum o( a .»'M'lutum bv
llrown, api.iintuiK a <vminitlt«<- of two
lr<>m the »-nale ami throe from thr
hooa« to holify the govomor that thr
artiate an<l thr houxr wrrv or^iUiiaod
an.l rra<iy for hu.tn.Ma»-
frohlbll. *.»d.y
Rriiatur llarmon'a bill to regulate
Auatin. Tra , Jan. 25—Thr houar aalrnon Aaliing in Hogue river Hara tfw
of tiir Trxaa lriir»lat<>rr tofay | mw <I a_ eloev aruMHi from April 15 to June I,
hill prohibiting Sutrlay l«i>rl>all.
and from Augu.t 15 to Meptembrr 15
It iuali<-v it unlawful for anyor. to
H«.<h t.«v«ra Ivaetf.
Cynthia, Ky., Jan. 35 —N. »« Inm take »almon aith a trap or »iiwl of
Il alao rratraina the uee of
rra. hr»t hrrr of a clttrl fought in thr any kind.
lower rilirr of thi* county by two rival •rinea at any point alx.vr the mouth of
A penalty "I not
lotrrr* over Mia. Jrnnie liillrry. Shr the lllinoia river.
ha>l I mm > reroivtnj the attrntiona of Irm than «25 and not more than
John Itairy an>l Ben H. Pry man.
Yra- fine, or not lea, than ten daya <>r more
trnlay Dairy aa>-.mi|>aiiir>l the young than ium month,' imprisonment 1« pro­
la>ly to the poatofllce. Dryman met vided for violation of it, provision«.
them n-ttirninv
He mid to Dairy:
"Now we will a.-ttle it *’ Thr young
woman l-wgril them to <leaiat, but they
la-tfan firing at each other. Dairy re-
ceivol two bulh-t., dying in«tantly,
while Dryman «a* etmt through 'he
uenu, iingvnng a tea iwura.
vaMif»«»« in»»* »j rMg««ii*iM-
The Populists have held acaucQ* and
Raw tb» «•■••» M mm *•« I •» Tbelr Or Irene«I th© f«»llowing manifesto, whielt
g mm I • al I «»m in tba !••«•••
givre their side of th© tangle in thr
Two o'clock Thursday «»( last w«** k bowse:
"To th© P«*oplr'e Party of Otvgoti:
th© Benson men •ncem*l<*! in orgwiiia-
Th© undenugned, ynr.r m» iuì< rw-©l«*«*l
to th© legislativ© a* -«*mbly, s*k >«»we
with a majority namharing thirty «m©
There wa* a lane© crow«! of »¡©> tat»«r* fi»yal su J »port and that of all g«««*Ì citi-
present, a* Il ha«l Iwwn antM»un«v»l in ««»ria tn our cuntrat ter sue)» an organ­
th© iit»*rn!ng sr**n»n of the tarns© that isation of the h< us© «J» w© tali©v© will
organisation w*.»uld ta attempt«'*! in th«* result tn ©conocukcal and r»’tu©«lial It-gia*
aftern«aoti
A c»d)i«l«*ii «»! th© ta'thu»* talion ttat will make an h«»n«**t rote
ami a fair «’I'Unt imsaibto in Oregon.
was ei|*M'ted, tail nothing of the ktml
Ww ar © «>»nt«s’.H»g for a fair orgamat-
occum*!.
At
1
o’clock, when T« mp»'irv lion of I)»© h> ire, in order to make pus-
ig© »»f th© Bingham r> g
Hpwker Davis m< unt«*d lb© n**trum • ibl© the
tl»e I l«dl judge*-<*f «dec­
ami call«*! th«* m©mta*r* to order, an trattarti I
an am«*t idmet’.t to lb© CIMI-
amlible rusth* of ©xpectan* v | ma ****I tion tall,
idmg f»«r dinari U w - hì A*
stltutio F
around tl»«* tern«©. Th© apMtltev direct
‘¡»I© hv means »d th© mi*
mg by th
rd Clerk M<«ody to cal! th«' roll, and tl
t tat ir© Al I
following an*were*| to their name#
form
B»*n*«»n, Bridge*. Brown, ( )iApn;an
"We A’© sature*! by eminent lawyer*
(Ymn, Craw font, Dwvhl ttovia «»f I’nia-
Hila, Gratk©, (iuetan©. H«^u©, Hop*, that th» * Bingham r»’gi«tr*th»n bill »•
H»i i«>n, Huntit>gt»*n, Jenning«, Satire. •^institut mal, amt ltk©ly to b© «•!!«<••
Th© Iteti bill altoWSCKMIBty <M*»f
lAngell.
Marsh.
Merrill. Mi*, uer,
nuuiKo** oí ©ach »•! th© il»r»’©
Mitchell, Neater. Palm. l;. i»ll* Rigby.
•al |<»lit icaI l«arti«** to dtwigtiato
Nimth «f Marton. s»m«*»*, Ntonhv.
Igrof el te©ti4«n in each precitada
Thomas, Thomps*»n, Vaughan. V«i
i© two print !j©I
an«t ou •munit«*© ■ f
n«-*». Wagner,
nam© *• MW vl«‘ rk of ©I«**
Tl v© first formal niov«* f th«- Ifi » ••©. |«arli©w
Th© initiativ©
pre« i
men was mod«* by Brown. He left Mt tion in «w
d«**k an I i «*m« toward to a purilton and t©ft*tr*n«|titu ««©«I m> ©spianaii<m V
There meaaurw* w ©
ju«t In front of ?h© «¡i©uk«v*» n«tni«i. On gttu f\»pulu»(A. Tl*©***
telirve to ta* all important tn obtaining
Brown a*!dr©*wr! Npenki*? Dari», s&d
being revogiiiac'd, began a •p*©» h.
¡1« hornet ©hvti«»n* ami «’«mtrol by ()»© |**««*
I I-
’ • ‘ iL? ■
• g'" * • •
«aid:
f
Th«* *r I.»«
“We have sat here’ fur ten days In by p • •»» i«it g out i»ta**ti«’**
Senator Wade haa introduced a bill
for the returning to Vnion county of
more than »3.woo that war |«id into
the atate trraenry aa tale*. <>f tlii,
amount, I..OS waa paid to the atate aa
•u a,*e*. luetiT uu raiirvuu property,
Cubans Used a Torpidi With
Deadly Effect.
IN THE HIVER CAUTO
PLANTEO
|>««tmy»4
ih»
tswelataw
V mmsm I
All
W »utttl»'l
I m
mh «1
lh«
ihr»»
hill»d
mm «
4 utir«'«
Crew
Vrl»»»r|»
« M*M
Havana,
Jan. 30.-
»!
fentin« la and Relamp
I
rullo on the night of J
I
th© object of g”i ng up
to Fort Guamo, In «sui
«I
ontani of G«*neral !!«»*•
ith
In the morning of J ai
gtintawl* Were hear
w hen an expln*i«»u of
h
ba»» town well plani
sunk th© Retainpog°
crew* wb«» *urviv»*i| •
attore« but were fired or
At thi* critical m*»n
launch«**! from the <
reecti«s| th© men in th«
of the instnu'tion* ami
commander «»f th© feti
! | m - w »U
a II of the crew of !■»(! ta N
Mi «»unde» I, th«* exjww In ion h.vl t
return
to M.«monillo.
Hem»r Martine*, »if tit© Re .mpAgo,
w am rerh»u«!y w«mn«ird i
tifi ©Bipo­
»ion, a* well as tlunner F li» I WQ M AF-
tifi«*» and ihre«' -rr.tn.n, while Fay-
m • t» r Antere, fhjrf Officer Masquen»,
EngitHM’r lta*.tdcla an«l th© aaalstaftt
pilot an«! four others were slightly
His of the off!* «*m and crow
wmihded.
were kilt I outright, an«» all «»f the rest
rere à V Ml w«mt©to of more or !«••* revvrity.
(h» tit«* (•entineta th«’ commander,
tam»r I’ ■•> ! . was seriously w« inded,
one »if th«* crew was kill«*! and
< ii.pi ,1 Malin©! (’ab..' a *, th«’ p >t.
’A-*t*tanl En/tnr©r Martin« * and six «•!
t!»© crew were wo»in»!«*d.
|:»’pi»blv.' »fl | * tl
mta • • ’
h« him , * ,»f r©pn«»*i»aliv«Mi. Only twenty-
«ughl «if this numtar hav© agreed U» a*'t
together in organising the I mhi *»1 Itart
of th«* remaining ten Republican tn«*m-
tars supp«»'t Mr Bourn«' an«! part do
not support any randidat«*. Th© P*>pn
li»»t am! Ltemncrattc memters are stay­
ing out until such tin;«* a* a Republican
g Q k ’ I
;-’h a cand '
of it* own for »¡M’ak ©r, or until a *ufh-
deni number of them unite with u* to
assure B»»urn©** electitm, which we be-
In if© will enabl© us to obtain th©
Cct'bM'» V « t»*‘*ll»»*t>» Xol tllrgal.
m«*asurc« Imrein i»am«**l
A< long as
11 kiNuivilb«, Ju». 3«V —-Jtidfc*»* I/” k»\
Itepubl cam» »re thu* «livid«’»!, ami *1 is
*1
j>>«*ibte that we may, by preventing nr-
ganitution, finally «fi t Mr. Bourne, «*rn ‘listriet «ri Florida, rem!»*r©>l hi* de-
ami probably obtain th«* legislation ta*- cision toitay in lb© Tliree Fiiemte care
f»>re inetithm©*!, w«i tew! it to bfi (NMT U( m > d thè ©Xt'eption* <d Ih© defenre to
Ih© lite! nt thè g»«v©rnm©n(
©Il
f»o violai-
. • ;-■;•■ t ‘ 1 ■ >■
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out— w k ’’ *» or no w ig» ••
\\ ith this ing ih© noulrahiy tawa. Th© |«oint
knowledge t»f the facta, w© f«t*l that wo wa# rai*’»l by cotinsel f»»r tb«« JetesiS'^
aro ©utilted to y«»ur support for uur- (fiat in asm turi» a* th© futa a insurgent*
Invi m*l taen rec«»gnìitf*«! by tb© Unitari
n.Iv«- t *»nd »»or ul Io-. ”
The manif«**to is sigA<*d by two sen­ siate* <h©y aere neither a pmpta itor a
stars am! twelve repreeentaUv«**.
il is tasly «MtlitH*. asdefitire I l»y SOCtlOtt
said that the
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tor ami repr« ^»ntalives, who were nut u ut ttitelaihvd by J nta- I •>- *«•. md tE ”
of the city when the cam'us was held, dìstriet attonioy wns given t©n day* in
w!»ich to filo an am«*m|«w! litari. Th©
fully ixidoraed the manifesto»
punì wa» «me that bari nev**r ta*©ti
A short r<
-ri of the b us© wu
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¡sirarjr *¡>caker
FUND IN HUMAN SHARK
having rul« I that it was ne«ca*ary ac­
l. »-t
Ji • n
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cording to th© constitution.
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Ilrrtkril
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The h«»n - ha* .rein fat I«*I to organ­
ise todoro Tu«**lay ai*.*l this defers th©
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ruary 3, ami. of ooorse. no tall«>t can
ta taken on that «late unless th© *|>©ak-
©rship problem Is solved before Tu«.*s-
•tay of next week.
Tl»«* *4*nate m»*o4s daily, but m> busi­
ness other than th© introduction of bill*
i* taken ujk.
Senator Harmon has introduced a
©ill designed to restore to sheriffs of
th© various count i*w th© »Inly of <*vrvey-
ing all committed perrons to the slat©
insane asylum, reform arfaad ami peni-
t *ntiary.
It is n»» r« ly ma.fi' th© duty
of th© committing court to place *uch
in charge of th«* sheriff.
Nothing is
Mal l as to compensation, but th«« pre-
*uiupti<»n i* that tii© stat© is to pay, a*
at pre* ou
Henator Brownell fi «* introduced a
bill in the interest of bicyclists.
It
dlrv**t* that all tran*j«*rtation eom|iunics
shall ta» r«*quir«»»l to check ami taw**
jM»rt bieycbw like other tuiggage. Tb©
bill is general in it* provision* ami do-
soritsa at length h«»w railroad ami other
tians|M»ftatton e*’fnj*ani»*s shall convey
fr«*© of all oharg* • to *,u«‘h ptresenger,
with a ti» k» t. not more than 100
| mmiu »I* of taiggngv
How It shall tw*
i£»«« k.d and h« u re- tain.. I arc d. M ilb
©d, the provisions »imply ©naoting into
taw the present prat ices of railroad
rouipanteM.
N»*a Orb ans, Jan ?0.
A *»J. ial t«»
th© Tune* Item«» r »l from Atlanta Soys:
Sam i^alataka. * r» •*- **y©d, a th ml in
»•xpn^iofi, revolting tn cmxntetuinrc,
has urnfcreo»I to lifivi. g |’©r|**traiv«l the
horrible Caltatai bti*ta” disaster, which
. o • r t • -. | ’!.*.«•
.-..i-. Ill A - I- V r :t t
-relidly »uu! with *.<nm*»viibta lit»» s • f
cr»initial lu*r*bn«re* on hi* face, he nd
mil* that, single-handed, lie rent twi n
ty-fiv© |M*r*«»ns to s horrible death, nml
uoitn<l«’*l ai d maimed a »»••ore inoc^h
There was no romantic rvwron back of
the work <»f tht* <•«><irage*ms rowitrd, a
man who »lar«**! «hroovery, which, in
Alabama, meant certain death, to drive
a train to destruction iu order to gain
a t«*w tlollara
Fatalaka war arre*te»l in Eaton, Put­
nam county, in Mnfillo Georgia,
lit*
fir*t rapt*»r* believed him half-witt«*«l,
os h© gave him*-df »way. Th»»-- in
»barge »>f him (©»lay in Atlanta, tut h©
was on hi* way to Alabama, suy ho is
alredutely re-kb-re and entirely without
human feelings.
T”»tay he S|«A«* of
th© fearful wreck, with m> * gn of rm«»
lion.
"I di«! it,” aai»l Patataka.
"I want
rd money.
It'« n»»tawly’s btisinere w hat
I wanted it for.
I li»l it.
I foun I it
very easy.
I way tins for th«* ta-? < tit «»t
those who want to wr»vk trains-
It’*
just am easy to wr«*» k a freight train
Th« reta no money in freight.
i »i< i
not get any nton«*y out of th«* wr»*»k. 1
moved a rail, put it a* r«»*s th«* tra« k,
ami the wbvta buwimre scorned to fall.
There were plenty of deu»l folks with
money—on© ha«l $«>00— but I m * fore 1
could g»*t at the m«»ii«*y th© !iv© «>n«'-
got up and then the crow »is cam© an«!
I skinned out.”
Senator Smith has introduced a bill
changing theta-ginning of th© cl»re* sea­
son on the Columbia from A»igust lu
to August
This is In accordance
with th«* recommendation of t’nited
Al • Hungarian W*<14lng
Slate-» Fish ('••inmiA"i«uo*r .McDtinal<l
New York, Jan. 30.—John Ornis. »
There are pr«>vi*ion* for th«* regulation
of fishtraps, by which non© shall hav«* rejected suitor, Caused a riot and bl«w*l
a tea»I more than 700 foot in length, and shed at the wedding of Agnr* Hafri,
no fish wh.©l shall hav«* a l«*a»l <»f more whom he ha»l I ov « n | in VMin. Th«*
than forty feet in length. Other regu­ bn lfgroum, Mid.a» I Roman, am) thr*
gu••*(*, were stabtad before th© ¡«»lie«*
lative provisions at« ad»i«*l.
moved upon the w«**|ding feast, whu li
Senator Mulkey ha* iiitr«Mhi<*©*l a bill had b»*coie© a riot, am! arr©*t«d th«*
intended to prohibit, as far aa ptreiibte, •nrug*d am! di»ap|«»inl» I l»»v» r.
Ort»»-«
corrupt prsetiees at elections. It lim­ is a tall, powerfully b«nlt Hungarian
its the sums of money that may trti When Roman ami Agm** were ta-
legitimately expended in securing a thruthed he concealed hi* chagrin and
nomination or election to any off)«-© was th© first to ©ongratnlat«* the couple.
crest**! by th«* cutMtitutiun of stat© or After tlm <•« r«*m«»ny ta*t night, fare -
for representatives in omigress.
It pro* ever, the guest« turned to Ornis and
vid»'” for a public Inspection of the ri- <*hi»!«*»l him forIri* ill tank in not win*
penae account of any randhlato or ntng such a fair girl.
A recond later a
ptditiral committc«*
< >th»*r states have seem* of wil»l confusion en»»u«d. Th«*
simitar m«»reun*a on their statute hnoks, furniture was overturned, women fl» I
am! public sentiment in th«* stat© of shrieking from the fiat, and some »•!
Oleg. •fl, S ualor Mtllkrjr think*, 1» ripe til© men tried to overpower Ornis, wh«»
fur a alniilar »latut« in thi* »tale.
cut right ami toft with a knife.
A n*htra|> bill haa l.< u intro hie. I
in th» a>-nat» by Hmlt)> of ClatM.^t.
It
lloa man, Mont., Jan. 30.—HI»« riff
ia pruvi4«*l by th* bill that it .hall I. Frandiarn on Hat u rd ay went to arre-l
unlawful lu conatruct, i>«n, maintain Frank Morgm for assaulting a Fr«-i.»*|i-
or opvrata any poun.lnrt, tialitrap, tl*h- man near here.
Morgan drew a gun
wluvl or otlmr rit.sl af>|>liancw for on him am! «re*M|*d.
The sheriff,
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catclilnx aahn<H> in anyaati nof th.
atalo after January I, IMVV.
IVnaltioa «•vertaking M«»rgan an«I his partner al
ar» |»r«iviit«l.
Th«» m«*aaun. la thf' ('arpentor*e cabin, in th© Cherry ere«*k
aatu«* a« tliat introducol in 1M95, ri«v*pt basin forty mil«** from here.
Th«* ref*
ug«^*« «>p©ne«j fir«* with shotguns, drop*
that lint», until l-'Ti*. ia iriven to ri*
move th« trap». Taoyvari atfoth«. bill ping !K*puty Allen, who is probably
| mmm <<I th« hotiao. but il «aa ilafrat«*) mortally wound«**!, ami wounding Hlier-
ff Fran*ham.
in thr aenata by a cl.»» vote.
Htatr Frintrr Lwla haa fnrnlaiml
thr ornatr th« tlr«t Imtrii <>f print»>i
bill,
Tl>« «tain printnr baa a larR»
force at work, ami i* i:«t likrljr to br
far b.<l>it>4 at any tnnr in hia work.
N mi
win fi*i, ra.
Faria, Jan. I». —Mr^atra from »hr
ailk ami linrn in<luatri.*a of Lyon, ami
Ht»ttm l»»lay praavtitnl thrir virwa to
th» mitiialrr fur fi»r.-i<n affaira ami thr
ininiafrr for •■••mmrrv« rrtaliv« to thr
thnuftrm-l i»> rm*r of thr tariff of thr
l'nilr>l Htativ, wlii.h thrv aai.i wonl<l
rripi-l* tli« <r«at intrrvala winch th*
J«l*4|atca raprvacutoX
I ar nllna law I nrniiRtll utl«»t«m|.
Washington, Jan. 20.—Th«* siiprem«*
court of th© Uniteti Htat«*^ had «le©i»I«*»!
that th«* portfon «»f the Kouth Carolina
dispensary taw providing for the in-
sp«*©ti<»n «»f liquor* importe»! into tl>«>
•tAtc is unconstitutional.
Il rari rar 41 ««■ Sr****.
I«m<l<>n, Jan 19. —Th« Daily Mail*,
Ihmibay «>rr.-*|«>t>ii.iil *ay*: In ili»
1 Un4a <li*trirt th« (»min» condition*
are heartrrndinif. Th« |*>|>ulati<>n I*
without food, and ia dyuur in th» n»h
ralbar t h a n aaxp guivruiuvul rvliui.