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Show GLOBE npTTTT MUST FRANCHISE NUMBER 38, l'AYSOX, I'TAII, SAT UH BAY , OCTOllEIl :!l( lstlG VOLUME 4. ' I cconipahled by a stiff southwest wind. At i o'clock fully four inches of snow had fallen with every Indication of a continuance which may impair traffic throughout the upper peninsula. Snow Is also prevalent in i tlons of Wisconsin. BE FREE Monday Judge Caldwell Makes Some Pertinent Remarks. ir Aar KmlTir, wirral saager Other Kapln ,f t'srMrw1" Over Which He Hu (Mini At-ltu- U te Ceeree Aujr Other Me will Ulerharge the ll aawa IMItrrs la Hlwai.url. Chicago, Oct. 30. Chairman Ifar.na now bellevea It poasible to secure the electors of Missouri for McKinley and Hobart. With thla notion firmly fixed In his mind hg has given the order to begin a fight there at once and make It rial mint 3,300 pounds of gold and silver CONSUL are being converted into coin- - A hun red nu'liuu rouble In gold will be turned out, anJ 25,000,00') l silver I,- - THIRTEEN DOWNED Steamship Arago Wricked on Coos Bay Bar. OCOfijO. Baking Powder Threatened to Sink an Ameri- Kaifcaseedor Is Kisiff, can VeKael. Paris, Oct. 23. The Eclair today says M. V. N. DeGIcrs, councilor of the Russian embassy In Paris, w ill supererde Teld ha Captain lo riorrrd to N10 Baron vun Mohrenheim, Russian cm Ho Mooted to, ood If ihe Whro bassaJor to France, on account of the latter pronounced opposition lo the Hgaalnh rired 00 II lot, Aotrtieoo BOTH WILL HONOR recent visit of the czsr and czarina to Rhino Mould Boot bard llovooo. the French capital. Resale Frying la Enter Ihe Harbor she Teasel Nuuk la Ighli-t'Faihaaie ol Rater A lie Has Keorkrd la Her Kalians by Ihe Mlriklng of the Rskarritd Bark a mf Itie I'arllally S'aaalroeled tioverami at Jrfly. Latest U. & Govt Report Highett of ill in Letvening Power, CtLLEU THE 81UFF. ABSOLUTELY PURE 1 would make known Its actual position on tlie Armenian question, says he regret he Is not in position to speak freely on the suhject, as, if ha could, he might remove tome apprehensions; but, he continues, aa Great Britain It not taking isolated action at Constantinople, there are various objection to hi speaking freely which would not exist if tlie Government were acting independently of the European powers. THE FLA6 ernnient Silver Champion ComNew Orlean, Oet. 19. The Timet The Democrats Key West special says: If mends His Enemy. secured the promise that at least ten had taken the Spanish authorities sent to be Missouri wtuld good speakers Senor Angel Fernandez off the Ward without delay. line steamer Ylgllcanla' while that Dee Urea that lht Until vessel was in Havana harbor last Fri- Brf ECKTA 11 OAHLAXIL Hava MeaetJ' Nhall day, United Slatr War Ships would Haordered been lo have a aal immediately Hanraia that I Re Free HirrtssM with Bataty Uasrl and Dlsyisir, Treaty lo bo MoliM. vana io force a demand for reparaPrepared s Meet Ilia Karasirs. Nilver Hia Rktw Their layaliy la Oct. 10. A Berlin dispatch London, tion, and war between this country and Oakland, Cal., Oct. 20. General Carike Klara aal Nlrlprabra Faaalrr to the Standard reports that tlie Frankwould resulted. have Spain undoubtedly lo Ezeta, haa taken up hi quarters In furter Zeltung lias a dispatch from Hsplajr. For three hours last Friday the United this city and la prepared to meet hi enConstantinople which say negotiations States and Spain were on the brink of emies. are on foot between the powers and the war, and the threatening situation was The general has surrounded himself Porte for the abrogation of certain only relieved when ihe .Spanish authoriToledo, O , Oct. 19. At 4:25 oclock with body guards and is ready to meet portions of the Dardanelles treaty. The and ties Ignomln jusly barked down Idler," bearing Suits- -, ia not averse to the today tlie special car Senor Raphael Lopez, minister from project, say allowed the Vlgllancia'' lo proceed lo llie Bryan party pulled out of Detroit. Sin Salvador to Mexico. The minister tlie dispatch, Tlie power will guaranea with Fernandez still on board. At 6:20 Toledo, which some weeks ago Is vLitlng In San Francisco. Ezeta says tee protection lo the Sultan and the inA letter received her.- from a corres- gave the nominee such a hearty wel- tegrity of the Turkish Empire if the thst Lopez was sent to spy on hint is to close Havana in who pondent come, wa reached. Moeeo Wooadrd. measure I carried out without fresh and make a report to President Gull l Lre give a dramatic in tlie city park About the Madrid, Gel. 20 A dispatch to the erroz. atroritlc. to at Lima, several Ih nisand people had states that account of the episode. Imparcial from Havana The general has started a sensation but the when the Vlgllancia" litter, in wounded was reliel the gathered to hear Mr. Bryan and gave leader, Maceo, Reporter Voes to Jail. among his friends by raising the cry In a recent engagement with the Spanish Into Havana the Spanish authorities demonstrative evidence of approval. New that he is pursued by hired assassins, Orleans, Oct. 19. Joseph D demanded the surreuder of Senor An- his speech Mr. Bryan quoted a letter of who are seeking his life at the instigatroops. The dispatch slates rhat and notary public, and Kirnan, lawyer board Mark Ilanna calling on the people who General Weyler denies the report gel Fcrnnndez, a Mexican, on tion of Gullrrez. He ha called meetwho does rcpurlurlal work for the the vessel. The Spanish authorities Intended to . vote the republican ticket of on Cuba leave Intends lo that he quit of to his friend discuss tue arrival of ings this Evening Telegram city, wa alleged that Fernandez was not a to hang out the American flag from absence. of the minister. Threats have been with others, Saturday night, for hut a subject of Spain. CapL their window October 311, and he said: arrested, Mexican, made and now the general la waiting dlsturbin ; tlie Palmer snd Buckner John McIntosh of the Yigilaticla" reMy friends, it lz the first time I know tor Lopci to make a more. lie was paroled, and today The latter, to tue Uoverooteot fused to surreuder Fernandez, Then of that I have ever agreed with the meeting, Adversely was tried before First Recorder Finnehowever, assert that the general Is a San Francisco, Oct. 20. Hy major- the Spanish authorities told McIntosh chairman of Hie republican national bluffer and does not mean business. The evidence showed Kirnan had ity of opinion of the United Slates that If the "Vlgllancia" attempted to committee, but I want lo sign my name gan. Dr. Calderon, consul general of San loud and boisterous language, and cou.it of appeals the case of the Oregon go to sea with Fernandez on board to lilx letter and ask .all those w ho be- usee Salvador at Sin Francisco, his taken a tlie rcrorder fined i.lm $10 or 13 days and California JR, R. company and she would be sunk by the guns of Muro lieve in the Ideas set forth there to disgreat deal of Interest in this latest outothers vs Ihe United State, belter Castle. Capt. McIntosh Immediately play Ihe flag on the 3ist of October, break of Ezeta. known as the llverlad Land easy, has laid the matter before Noisier fur Ihe Philipplora. there is not a tiling in that letter been dcrldeJ adversely lo the governMadrid, Oel. 18. Reinforcements of Lee, who complimented Ihe captain but what we advocates of free silver in ment. Judge Ross rendered the opinion on his bravery and lold I1I111 to take the dorse. Now, note what he say, thst he three thousand men, led liy four genniMllMKwiwbrsI Japanese Traveler. concurred In by Judge Hawley reversSan Francisco, Oct. 20 Two distinYlgtlancla" to sea when he pleased. want the flag displayed by all those erals, will start for the Philippine on November lath, lo lake part ing the decision of Judge Gilbert of the Consul General Lre was greatly cm ag- who on the 3d of Novrmhcr Intend to guished Japanese agents, Count Ancn Oregon circuit and remanding the case ed at Ihe tiireat In sink the Vlgllancia," vote for the preservation of our national iu the campaign against Hie insurgents kuskland Kharlmoutsi, arrived from the to the lower court, with directions lo and is orient on the steamer Peru yesterday. reported to have said to Capt. Mc- honor. We advocate of free sliver be- here. dismiss it. Judge Kenna rendered a Intosh : If the Count Anenkoski is a distinguished guns of Muro Casle lieve that by having a financial policy A Nilver IImnIm. member of the Japanese nobility. He dissenting opinion, holding with Judge sink your ship, the American warships made by the American people for Ihe Havana, Oet. 18. Tlie board of trade Gilbert that the R. R. company never will Le was educated In Germany and has travfew in a Havana can American the bombarding people you support here has unanimously indorsed a plan had a legal claim lo the land patented eled uvtr the greater part of Europe. Ue wants honor of Ihe United Slate. days." for basing tlie new Spanish bank bills on to It hy the government under the con Ue was for sonic time attached to the returned to those to display the flag who are fur Capt. McIntosh ' a silver value inslead of oiy'gold. V gresslonal act of 1866 but that the right "Vigilancla" and Consul-GenerJapanese legations in Germany and Italy sound money. We who believe In the -asIH understood the will of Northern 7 the government and has recently been appointed to1 the ap FasIHtCoinpau Informed WeylCr tlusk Ik wassail money of the Constitution are for a WILL FRANK BKV.ISr. . the plan. existed under the grant of 1864 bcceuae position of secretary of the Japanese going to rea and Ihit If any attempt sounder money than those who want to prove thry had never been exercised or aban- wa made to take off Fernandes, or If Into pound), shilour legation at Waahlngton, which he Is C. Caldwell, Hanoi, ol Chlrass, lo Tax they Demo-ero- doned. The land Involved in the case Is the vessel wa fired, Spain must take changeand currency now on hi way east to fill. pence. lings Mradn Like KuMauee. United Sate Judge, Eighth judicial about 100,000 acres in the Immediate the Tkreegheut II in Tour. The other gentleman la on hie way to Mr. Hanna want those who are go-nconrequence. Weyler Immediately District the Ok la., Oft 18. Two posses of Because land. of Fort comOct. Guthrie, 2a The Illinois Holland to fill the position ol attache to vicinity Chicago, summoned a cabinet council, and while to vote for Ihe advancement of our of United Slate marshal are In hot mittee of the republican party decided divided opinion of the four judges In this council was considering the matter the legation in that country. peoples interests and general prosper of the bold deaperadoea who to send ex Congressman William E. the matter the case will probably be the Vlgllancia" began to weigh anchor. liy lo display (he American flag. My pursuit Tailgate Raised. final held up the little town of Carney, 30 of Muon In a special train carried to the supreme court for this officials on board city believe we of The our the protesird. friends, Spanish opening Frankfort, Ky., Oct. aa The The t'aar ! Umsijr. mile east of here, last night. after Candidate Brya in his final tour hearing. but Capt. McIntosh said in vigorous mints to free coinage oi ailver at 16 to 1, In Franklin county were raided Wiesbaden, Oct. aa The czar, Grand of Illinois, Iowa and T wo men auppoard to be members of -n D Nehrasaa, for aid slates: without ending letter or consent the the your language, waiting last night and the entry gatea on the Duke Serguis and the grand duke cf the at gang, (topped at a farmhouse toon the Omaha before election cleared. of any other nation, means the advanre-nienight three roads In the northwestern part of Hesse arrived here thj afternoon and Fire completely wiped out the large objections. My ship has been and demanded food. Their horses In addition to hating Mr. Mason night I day, sea. told lo has lo of Consul and to been nie the have are go the county people reported general prosper- looked a establishment of Scott & Brown, at My were recel ed at the railroad station by drug clove to the though thry had been ridden I to to speak dare and Bryar. meeting am preThree hundred men were you try ity, and therefore we can join with those destroyed. Emperor William, who wore the Run places in Chicago. The plan I for Mr. Belleville, Ont. W. Yonians, the pro- vent golrg, Get off long way. Several deputies ImmediIn men and the American In nie. ship!" my flag, the displaying depredations, they slan uniform. Their majesties drove to engaged Masons train to fuliow Ihe Bryan prietor, was burned to death. And with that the Yankee roughly and let It be known lo the country we ately pursued them. The story of the were divided Into three sections, each the castle in a hold-uat Carney read like the rob- carriage drawn hy four special as close as the tallroad companies ha the The comptroller of shnved t e Spaniard Into Ihe wai ing are standing by Ihe flag and that we are currency taking a road. Two turnpike companies horses. The route was lined with will allow for berici of the early day In Oklahoma faIn of cent 20 dividend a all Ihe at declared the and the per atop safety; boats, not asking foreign nation Vlgllancia, flying what that were up In court yesterdiy for failure to It was 10 o'clock when the town waa troops. The crowds accorded the Rus. Mr. Bryan stops at, and, if pos- vor of ths creditors of t,.e First Na- stars and slrlpes, started for Ihe mouth flag shall mean. keep their roads in order, and the case slan emperor an enthusiastic welcome. place attacked by sla bandits, all heavily Wash. Port of tional bank the crowd will lo which sible, Angeles, commanded of is which speak I In the harbor, the request for three rea were continued. This probably caused The czar will return to by join Dnrmstadt this gather lo hearihe silver nominee. armed, niaskrd and well mounted. The the outbreak. Mous'apha Tipsln Bey, the new Tur- the guns of Moro castle. All waa ex- sons; first, breause everything that he robbers entered with a flourish of arm afternoon. A delegation of republicans from the kish and and Ihe In in citement at and we ask Havana, that letter quays bellevj in, Washlngiun minister, arrived Michigan peninsula called on Chairman and was met by Mzvroyenf Bey, the re houselop were lined with hundreds of therefore we have as much right to dis- and oaths, and at once attacked the Harriet Beale' Dlverre. store of J. E. Fouts, the largest mer Hanna to arsure hint McKinley would Nival low Nelrlde. " play a flag that day aa any republican chant In the tiring minister, and the officers of the person who expected lo see the Augusta, Me., Oct. aa An absolute city. Before entering the come to Robert straits with Oct. the to T. 2a Chicago, Swallow, 10,000 fired upon. Consul Lee him elf has, and we believe we have a goad deal ij.ooo legation. divorce was granted to Mrs. Harriet town the bandits cut the telephone a well known local labor IcaJer, who majority. said 90 per ceht of the a They It to moral do more this watched the "Vigllsncla" through campaign. wires between right Blaine Beale today from Truxton Beale Two thousand miner employed at Carney and Chandler, In haa of late been making speeches fur gold democrats would vote for M.ijor Me.inWhilr, signals were hi Ing I join In Ihe letter for another reason. order to III , struck for an adrance of glass. of Washington by Judge Whltehouse Sprlrgfiuld, fn'erfcrencc with their prrvrnt and Altgeld, was found dead in McKinley. betwt-tWeyler' palace I do rot wan, then; to mark the advo cent 1h the supreme judiciary court, upon the Brysn from 32 lo per ton, exchanged prearranged apparently plans. Mr. Hanna did not like the Idea of wages ' the Cook county democratic headquar and Moro castle, and In the latter plare calcs of free silver for slaughter that The custody of for mining coal. Carncw is a town of 300 people. ground of Senator Jones adopting the Hag appeal gross weight, ftrs this morning I to want not do excitement. of were there go employer day. signs great the children was granted to the motlu r, The Only Fouts and ills son were In the A benefit for the ex pugilist, Paddy discovery was made by the jani- for the same day, but he Vlgllancia" entered the about over every town and throughout store when the rubbers 'rushed in and Slowly the but all claim to alimony was waived by tor when Id Chi at was lit said had mid hall, Ihe f he rlght-oApollo he opened the rooms. The would Norton, way mouth of the liarbnr, and then It wa the country and find out who ha a flag her. The divorce was not enntested. their gun on them. Die chief gas was turned on full force, but not stick to It, ilihough he had received tel- cago, and was cut short hy Ihe inlerfcr noticed the guns of Moro were turned In ills window and then threaten to dls pulled outlaws demanded Tout to open of the Lux who of the encc the : 1 a the Is stopped nd of police, that egram suggesting day for lighted, supposition change nn the ship. The "V Igilanela" repeal charge any man who does nut ssy lie Is hi safe. He Hchisahslfs Brother Dead. quickly compiled, and Swallow committed suicide, though no the republican. Ing. I ticket. am If Ihe Moro vote castle, going going lo republican edly signaled over handed rash lo the bandits. ban Bernardino, Cal, Oct. ao Her- cause for the act is known. He was $8min The forlv'.h annual national conven- nut lo sea, but no answer came from coercion Is going (o be attempted by Two of the robbers then bound and man B. Schnaubelt, a brother of Ru- recently elected a member of the execM arena Italy Ilmira II. tion of the American Christian Mission the fort until the vessel wa In blur out of means Ihe as a flag pointing iilng Fouls and his sun and carried dolph Schnaubelt, who threw the Innib utive committee of the club. He was a a Ihe state ca4 water, ai.d then the Spaniards ran up men In lie threatened. If they want to ganged Butte, Mont, Oct. 20. The r.pirl ary sot i.''r mil two out of lown. Mean them In Haymarkct square, Chicago, died nalire of Nova Scolio, married and had . li nd out who shall hr slaughtered, let was sent Denver on Salurd.iv Ul, Spilupfi-- 1.1, 111., w : 'h Soo delegates the signal which ncann (i'lod byr. while Hie oilier robbers attacked the here y esterday uf consumption. Scltnau-bel- Ilvc-- in this slurc 18S4. I l In r nVcr.d than Ihe ciiiblviu furious nvt Ibc them take some other uifc. It Is si.i W.yh r riy that J. It. llaggin nf the Anaconda in but got nothing In came to California nine years ago, hotel and of Ihe ves' I and Consul Nation's emblem under which lo do had contributed $250,0.10 to t departure a and unl'ml. a was Knnrr, a lie on ranch. In the hotel three Ikl.ihig pil the latter place. Hqr quiet settling work. nefarious I. II. their McKhili y campaign fund, for e pi.r res Hi stjle.l Wvjler ,l drummer and two citizens were robbed, Ighl llawr Law. assuming person, and never wa known r.iiunr ul lirrliti, animiinu?, ' lit-- -. - to There I another reason why I join r 01 uciiiTiTi'q piiie inr!i ; f a t lainis and nv derm to talk anarchy. .iina., watches and jew- Oct. anil . Jn i'I $500 in money, j.i 20. I'he n executive loxlne, W.luimiapolis, iy in Colorado, and quoting Chair in ll.at rcquer."ltaUL.a jai l ex; cried to council of the Federation of .ibor, reduce the sink Ih-- : "Vgi'anrlz," but l!i it at the greatly do mil nu ail inniurnt lie 1vld- d In ll.e t i.lri atli of llo.il on liial day which is In session in this chy, today man Broad as authority. Murcu D.i!, number i,f dra'lis from traumatic ifarmrd Kvaegeflele. tlie opinion prevails that Hie gang tills rrcciied ihe cnuntrrm.111.b-dini.il and from Mr bis by raUncl fnrrji.di nifice, sji.dlea'ci, today goeirnnii.nl r . discussed the eight-houamendment to headed by lb nanille Dhk, pal oi 1 want Nevj f-- York, Oct. 20.' The Herald says float ilia to e some ran-ct il m..rr flags ez'e. The the federal laws this morning. The Haggin: A lii p.ili it from Paris to the Daily order. llilv- - morning: iizv that do not stand for the right uf the the late Dalton and Doolln. He was New York, Oct. 20 Marcus Daly in Havana I ban an;, 'li ing siin hour' law is dead letter in gov iXev-ss.llul an Armenian eorres t The Protestant Episcopal church of eight i net true that Chnlrm. n Broad of orl trust to send a representative to said lo be iu Missouri near Srdalla last It the tliv l.rgliu;ii4 wai. B' the United States Is about lo organize ernment service ind the fedt ration 'pom?-- : I sce-.week. Tlie robber- - had their plans well that ale r republic, hi or every fireside and collect tribute from an army of uniformed evangelist who hope) to have a new and sffectivc or.c the wb'i'li accounts (or their liberty oi I'sarrc occurred at Van In laid, lb I want some else, from inr or the Anaconda rum. every fzuiily In tld laud. The council will also i October will be under mllilarv discipline and enacted. nd. No details arc lliii far. HIT Meat III llrctl not stand do that float that rhld lo tlut $250100 or anv n'lirr day r digs la In general. Some nf panv, I compete with Ihe (Salvation Army and the eight-houThe Pr 19 for the opinion of lhoe wr ho say If a 'A.nliiiig'mi, sum will be available ag.iint Teller. given. Ihe American Volunteers In tlie field ol the members do not favnr going to legfrom local councils lias renic veil PoMwastrr J dm )L Lia Representative An Englishman lias starled out on a Fleasr contradict all such s:ali menu. majority of the people decide a certain Christian work among the poor. This islatures to ask for such a law, as they of tin- National League nf Musicians vis of fi'ai k River 1 all', IVi, el, lo Irkutsk or in lid campaign they do nol know fixxi mil-ilI!. way J. It think and better H.';ijix." far easier for organiI. is important project was decided on yesare in session In Indianapolis for the appointed Dai Id Thompson ui decis- carrying Ids baggage. to the submit will whether terday at a meeting of prominent clergy- zation themrclves to bring about such purpose of forming an organization eexsor In a ru enl pnH'.lcal ill cur-ic- n ion or not. I want some flags lo float Drilh'n llurmi. men from different part of the country changes III lids direction ns they are which will utlilizle with the American It a large uin that rtrd I.uaiis a paid Oct Wm. 20. London, day which have behind Ihem the Ir. Camp held In the church mission house. The able, anl a they ste fit hi the various of f.alter. t of niomy In a Su.mI newspapi r 'o sentiment oi the American pco-u'holiest of Qubell, president localities. J. H. EVANS - - -- . college, matter came up for consideration tome anl ,1 id ca'idMary for the The llluefii ids Banana i.nitipnt.y ,( i dead. of the people who attend to lli.lr time ago before Ihe parochial mission 1 Jig Ciidv, - tun sslgr.cd. ( Applanre and cheer.) liivrtiga'liiii of the ilep.v'-mci- ow n company ST. I) Krnd'rt Valve Inprarlni. society. h.o ii!"laii'.latrd llir-- r buig'-sowns three vessels and doc a fruit Win. all Hie mv Irh lids. 1 want to Cl BivlHtiif Airaiut l nr Mum. 'So, - lb OctThe improvement Chicago, New advocate of silver to bring out the flag ork. Oil. 2u.- A dispatch to incss with Central American ports. LiaIn Thomas II. Reeds voice was u, li ntare tor, Kvery Will Bel Abandon I'wbz. Over iKiueliis bilities, about S5yo or $(xi,ik,; asels, great the II- rsIJ from MadriJ .in that dzr. I want Ihem to pul it Into ttiiuir Hkur d. Have Finish says: II Ivfiiry I'.xperl iinrliiluiiie t hiuli an deiftiz for life ljr uvclc uf ((New York, Oct. 19. A dispatch to tonigTit that the Maine statesman and in and ei their homes A r leclal dipMt fro-heir places Mavan i to Prof. Orl. 19 or The Holland, ol lild Aliinnniini the llj.pie, the aHerald from Madrid says: In an his physician decided that lie would he the If raid says tha' two oi ihe In compltaiic-.- wl'h hi wi, lie.--, the re- Burr and I'l'ir, and if need lie, carry it Uon the Havana lb- - llaat, exper's of the IV Interview with Premier Canovas he able to address a meeting to he held In news; we late know lliirzriof let Ibc and our st main. opponents Rubier, editor ted Sia'.r Venezuelan Coinmb' ini, reel, ipers express great imlinatl .ii under ihe ampler of at characterized as absolutely false and the Andi-oilunf the Milwaukee Sentinel, will be crethe ittitude of the l ulled btati s do not intend to surrender that -- usign BEST SETS OF TEETH In Europe 'in.e who liaie lun the llaii.iltnn club tomorrow. statement the to the effect Heller ridiculous s i and Lomplai-and emblem Into the hand of the that dopie the mated at Knrest I lome cum iciy iinmc stiu Mad.lrrldriat ' Loudon, the Ing within rfti'h "i Nil that the Spanish government Intended than ilia, Mr. Reed was fit hy hi f the people of tills country. promi es of the au'horitiev it U'.i-- i, leg- dtatvly after the arrival there of t,r rid and The Hague for the pur os it and abandoning Cuba In the evert nf the medltil adviser that he would he aide ion th fining nut at ,nn ric;m funeral cheering.) (tire.it applause rnrtege. I lie as! .ting i'iuiiilrloii In lnves'i peris of to catrv out his part In Ihe programme Hillin' war not being concluded in March. rt t., vi rl, lute,-,!Tlie ufficrrscif Ihn Bank of Et ti,idr at ihe of and tint taking good cause rring gating Itie linii'idir r dispute between It S itie C.ib.tii insurgent, l.j.g Guatzqull siirccrded In opening for the Venezuela and Knglaml, bate e.ompb t care f Ms voice would enable him to been .1 id:- not bring prevrn!r-lfirst hm: since the fire, th- vaults of rd heir work. Prof. Ilurr will sail fur t.avrrnmrat Tsasar is Tint, use It for the sprerhrs it hat been Heavy SstwHIsrai. Orb 19. Tlie Marquis of rha ins'i'ipinn, ami found the paper New York from Liverpool Wrdnes lz .'. Iran Mountain, Mich., Oct. 30. A announced that h; will deli- er prior in olaugr In ituMln. to a correspondent and hem1' In will leave money, ilzal De replying Salisbury, Prof. perfect heiry snow storm prevailed all tlar November 3, fii Oct. 20 - - At th bn: PATSOS CiTT rendition. ' whq fxprestrd a hope that .the Gov FPlCii IN BANK. New York this week hot- - A local paper Omaha, Oct queried Judge II. C. Caldwell of the United SUtea Circuit court regarding alleged coercion of employee of under Federal court recorporation ceiverships a follow: Would you or der Inrettlgation made of complaint that a discharge had been made for political re atom? Judge Caldwell's aniwer wa received today and la aa follow: It will not be necessary for employee of corporation under federal recelver-hlpc.ovwhich I have control, to vote for McKinley or Bryan, or auy otl.er candidate, for a political office, In order to hold their place. 1 would order an Investigation of a complaint that an employee of the court had been discharged for political reason, and If the complaint upon Investigation appeared to be well founded I would at once order the dismiicarof any receiver, gereral manager or other officer or employee of the court having anything to do with discharging or threatening to discharge employee for political reaions; and It would be sufficient ground for removing a receiver or general manager if they had reason to believe that such unlawful coercion wa being practiced or threatened by any of their subordinate officer or employees and look no step to investigate and suppreis it. The foundation atone of the Republic I the free suffrage of it cliiien. It I the constitutional right of every legal voter to vote at he chooses. Any interference with this fundamental right of the citizen by a court would be a high crime, deserving impeachment, anti nny employee of the court who attempts to coerct other employees of the court to vote otherwise than according to thiir own judgment and free choice, by threats of discharging them from the service of the court, or by the use of any other Illegal means, would merit and would receive Instint dismissal from the service of the court and without regard to hi rank or p jsltlon. ao. R. C. Kerena was at headquarters and field, Ore., Oct. 20. The Oregon Coal and Navigation company's steamship Arago, Captain Reed, was wrecked this morning on the Cum bay bsr, and four passengers and nine members of the crew were drowned. It Is not known how many passengers were aboard the vessel at the time ol the wreck. The Arago was the firs( steel ship ever built by the Union Iron Works of San Francisco. Shc,wa 8,947 tons gross, 200 feet long, 30 feet beam and 16 feet deep. The vessel was endeavoring to enter the harbor at Empire City , and the engines were slowed down while the bar was being crossed. A strong title the vessel on the submergtd rocks of the partially government jetty. Stic struck so hard that a hole wa knocked in her bottom directly under the engine room, and a fiw seconds later the vessel sank In eighteen fathoms of water. Tne deck houses ar-the upper works were rarried away, cs were also ihe life rafts and hna'r. In the midst of the confusion the passengers and crew clung lo whatever they could reach.' Two boils were captured and Into these eighteen persons climbed, leaving the captain and live of the crew dinging to the ringing, which was still above tvaier. For two hours the boats cr.d.avortd to make land through the breakers. A huge wave capsized one of them and all of Its nine occupants were drowned. The other boat was finally piloted salely Into the bay and the crew notified. With much diflirully the captain and remaining sen 111. n were removed from the which was rapidly being submerged. Three teamen afterward floated ashore in safety In life rafts, and all the passenger and ere aie now accounted for. Mir-.l- i alia Haaf. Hastings, Neb., Oct. 20 Hundreds of men engaged all last night and part of the object of their today in a search being a negro desperado, who earlier In the night robbed the store of Robert Palk of nearly $100 In cash and valuable jewelry, clubbed Bookkeeper Nelli Into Insensibility. BQfLefcaped. Neill htd entered the store after dark to post his books and found the negro inside. The latter struck him a fearful blow with a billy and rifled the safe at hla leisure, evidently supposing his victim dead. Neills is badly Injured,-buw ill recover. 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