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KaUmazio, Oct. 10.—Mr. Uryan
took cogniztnoe of tbe letter sent him
by Aesutani Secretary of War Meikle
jchn, given out yesterday* and pre
pared a repay to it. Tbe rep'y wa*
as follows:
“I am in receipt of your favor of
Oot, 6 in regard to ILe Sulu treaiy,
Tt is true the president, two months
after signing the treaty, sent Gen.
Otis the instructions wLich you quote.
You will notice ihat 'he treaty was
confirmed and rpproved subject to the
action of cjngress, and the only ex
cept m you made was that in regard
t .ar i .‘X relating to slavery. You
van • ' w, however, that since
tibepi-sidr sent these instructions
the repat ican party, with tbe ap
proval of tl.e admlnis'ratior, has
, adopted the theory that the constitu
ption does not follow tbe flag, and
therefore the Kill amendment does
not interfere with slavery in*lhe Sulu
arcbp pelage.
“The Porto Rioan law asserts the
dootrioe that the people of Porto lt*co
are beyond the protection of the oon
e’itution and ca-t be governed by the
arbitrary and unrestrained power of
president and congress. If the con
stitution itself cannot reach the West
ladies how can the Thirteenth amend* !
mont find its vv,y across the Pacific
into Asia?
"The president dues, not rdpudiate
article 13, which r.-sds as follow*:
"‘The United States will give full
pro'.rcicn to the >u tan and suhj-.c s
if any foreign oation should attempt
to impose upon them.’
“In view of tbe fuel tnat the presi
dent, in his letter of icoeptance, de
clares it dangerous to agree to pro
tect a Christian republic in the Phil
ippines would it not be wise for him
to wi’bdraw hi* agreement to proteot
the Mohammadin island? The
went does not repudiate artible It,
(b reads as foliowr.
The United States will not sell
iland of Snlu, or any other island
t Sulu archipelago, to ay foreign
n without the oonsebt the Sultan
of Sulu.
‘lf we buy all Philppine islands
/com Spain without the consent of
tflkbbabitants, is it fair that should
to sell auj of tbe
l consent of Sultan ? In
other words, it is more important
that the sultan's wishes should be
BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL.
Epphsidered than that tbe interests of
the people should be regarded?
“Very respectively yours,
W..T. Bryan.|
POLITICAL COERCOIN,
Sioator Jones Looking After Employ
ers Who Intimidate Employes.
Chicago, Oc*. 10.—Ssnator J. K.
Jones, chairman of the national detuo
orjpWommittee said:
■h to address s letter to the
s all over the oountry
me proof in
knowledge of employers undertaking
to ooerce or iuimidste employes. 1
have cow some men io Ohio for tbe
purpose of ascertaining tbe oonditiona
there and 1 bare instructed tbem to
report oarefully wbat facts they dis
cover.
Our people are thoroughly aroused
to the danger in this direction and
are determined to have an honest
election.
DEMOCRATIC DAY.
Grand Rally of all Party Clubs to be
Held Oct. 27.
Chioago, Oot. 20.—A call was issued
today by the national democratic com
mittee foraaeaasMtateLly on Oot. 27 Of
all the democratic clubs throughout
the country. The day will be set apart
as a democratic Held da].
BRYAN IN MICHIGAN.
Addresses a Large Crowd and Dwells
on Trusts and Imperialism.
Benton Harbor, Midi , Oc. 10.—Mr.
Bryan today bgan a two (fays’ tour of
Michigan, making his first speech in
that State in East Buffalo. Before he
reaohed that place, howevrr, he made
a ebort address at Morgan City, Ind.
At Buffalo, he said he will be satisfied
to fflWe a:i who ate loaning money in
Europe to vote for Mr. McKinley if
those who were not loaning money
there would vole for hint.
BSnton Harbor was reuchad a few
nucules baton 9 o’clock, while Mr,
Bryan was eating breakfast,
spe-ik-r’s platform stood near lhe
train, aid the immense crowd / j
r
congregated waited patien'P , le
Mr. Bryan hurriedly finished n (jal.
Mr. Bryan talked for half an at
this poin', dwelling especially upon
trusts and imperialism.
FOOT BALL GAMES.
At New York—Columbia, 0; Wil
liams, 0; at Ne# Haven—Yale, 50;
Baltimore, 0; at EastoD, Pa.—LaFay
ette. II; Manhattan, 0; at Princeton—
Prloc?icn,2G; Pennsylvania State Col
lege, 0; at Harvard, 18;
Amherst, 0; at Philadelphia—Penn
sylvania, 35; Dickinson, 0; at Provi
denoe—Brown, 22; Massachusetts
Techno'ogy,o
COTTON FUTURE3.
New York. Oc'. 10.— Futuics opened
easy; October 10,40 c.; November 10.10 c
December 10,05,; January. April and
May 10,01 c ; February and March 10.08,
June 10.03 c.; July 10c ; August 9 S2c.
BRUNSWICK, GA. THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1900.
mi 111
ill II OPED
Reseryalion emprises 1,-
500,000 Acres.
many mmim there
...
They Have Been Patiently Wait
ingsCttihe Signal Several
Weens.
Brewster, Wasb,,Oo‘ 10.—The morn
ing sun had no sooner peered above
the boriztn than a great army of set
tlers started for the Colville reserva
tion, which the president opened up
to settler* today. The reservation
comprises 1.500,000 aores of rich farm
ing Und ih tbe north half of tbe Col
ville reservation, which lies in the
northsastern part of tbe st%t% fifty,
miles northwest of SpoKare, and ISO
miles Olym
pia. It horife j
boundary
from Offer. '
Landseeler* hi**' becnlarrlvibg fiF
some weeks from many middle stater,
tbe states of Ohio, Indiana, lows, 111’-
ooie, Missouri,'Miaaisfclppi, Nebraska
Ksiies-. lie I>’ --ISdjMBl
rat s, i u 1
well represented. Tftfh great nrmy is
estimat-d to numb-r from 5,00 b to 8,
000 eettlorr, who are now pouring into
tbe reserve by s-age and wagon, and
on horseback, on foot, and even on
biojolea. Many bought - addle horses
and pack ou'fjts here, It is estimated
that as many as fme hundred locating
agents are engaged io locating eel'lets
betw-en gud the w-ti rn
boundary for hums ranging fro,n ten
to fifty dollars.
FRENCH CRUISER CECILLK.
Bev. ljyth Rear Ad
m(*!T ' ft Nw Yoik
of ihe Fteneh navel division of the At
lantic, arrived todaj from Sydney,Cape
Breton.
The cruiser will remain in poit till
Oct. 22 and then proceed to Chesa
peake buy and remain until November
22.
YJ2LLOW FEVER IN NEW YORK.
Passenger on the Havana Developed a
Case Today.
New York, Oct. 10.—E. Bertweer,
oue of the saloon passengers on the
Ward line steamer Havana, who was
transferred to Uoffman island yettcr
day, was taken eicK last night and re
moved to the Swinburne island hospital
for treatment. Today he developed yel
low fever.
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Tito Cofflee Geiparofl
ffitffirs Past.
DECLINED IN SEPTEMBER
Northern Texas Makes a Better
Showing Than for Last
Period.
Washing'ln, Oct. 10.—
istha monthly report of the condition
of tbe cotton crop Issu and by the depart
ment of agtlculture:
Tbe month’s retort of staiig le ans of
the depat tmeat of agriculture shows
the average conditfcn of cot'on on Oot.
Ito have 67,as compared with d’2.%
last month; 62*4 Oot. 1. ltHfevlo 4on
.tKfcorreeponding date nytf
the mean of October averages for
tbejaat ten 1 earilAnth the exception ol
.V alt- ._
North Carollars and Tcnneste*, where
there is-Bc , appsaatable jMßHHkMflfi||
w ” c7i7e
September throughout the
whole of the cotton states eßt of the
Mississippi river.
The doc iue amounts to 2 points in
Mifid Alabama; 3
citollna, I ia Missis
sippi, ifnd 8 in Florida, Louisiana also
sliowsia decline ot 4 points, but, on the
other tiand. there has been sufficient
improvement in northern Texas to
make the general average of the state
1 pout higher than last month, and
there was also an improvement ot 1
point iu Oklohoma, 5 in tho ludljm
Territory, and t in Mistouri.
The crop in Aik in-as is about hold
ing its own The averages for the dif
feicnt s| . are as follows: Virgloiu
7, North Carolina 64, South Carolina
.77, Georgia 07, Florida ®3, Alabama
Mississippi 70, Loulsianr 66, Texas 7fi’
Arkansas 67, Tennessee S4/'M?tsourl 88
Oklahoma 70, Indian Territory 77.
A special ret ort of 'lie effects of the
recent storm oo agriculture i.i southern
Texas wilt be i.sued in a few days. All
the counties iu Texas are, however, in
cluded in the prerent report.
YOUTBEY IS ILL.
Hefendant In tho Case Was Taken Ser
lously 111 Last N ght. '•
s
Georgetown, Ky., Oct. 10 -The
Youtsey case was pas-ed until
row morning on account of Ihe Msf
condition of the defendant, ■
taken ill in court last night. Jp
INSPECTING MON_
mmmu
Soldiers Who Fought at
to Criticise
ClixUaiiongs, Oct.
meeting of the eooiel) of I li®i
the CunibrrUii'l was lirld lin
ing Louisville t‘ cb
next place of meeting. An inspection
of Chickamanga park monuments with
a view to criticising iheir locations
and inscriptions by the veterans who
fought in that battle on both sides,
Will b- the special order of business fur
the Army of the Cumberland, and the
other assembled soldiers of the oivil
war, tomorrow. Park commissioners
from several States whlohbaveereoted
monuments there are on band.
FEW MINUTES FREEDOM.
Burglar Nabbed and Must Now Serve
Another Sentence,
Daunemo a, N Y., Oc', 10,-Mark
Shinburne, the groat bank burglar, was
discharged from p.ison today, his term
of punishment for robbing the Ocean
Bank of New York city having expired.
short,an
one of Robertrv*—
in waiting to take him to Concord, N.
H„ to servo a term of 19 years for rob
ing the Walpole Saving Back in Nevy
Hampshire in 1864. He had t niered on
a term for this iburglary, but escaped.
Now that bo is caught he will serve a
double term in accordance with the law
of New Hampshire, j, which doubles tbe
term in the case of all recaptured
prisoners.
attempted to rob a bank at
Si.'Alban*; Yt. Ho also secured #33,-
000 in the Delewaroand Hudson Canal
office. Ho got *1,000,000 from the
Oc, an Rank, Now York city. Re also
robbed bunks In Baltimore, Belgium
thfi First- -Naiignal. Rank of IMk,
haire, N. Y.
V
WANTS AMERICA’S GUP,
■ V. | *
Reported That Sir Thomaj Lipton Has
Lsued Another Challenge.
Loi don, Oct. JO. — rcporled here
that a llbm Sir Thomas L'p
ton Tor another series of races for
America’s cup has reached the Now
York Yacht club this morning.
New Y irk, Oct. 10,—J. . Vodie,
rtcjklWyoof Hie Now York Yacht club,
jaiofoat A letter had beta recoved to
day from Sir Thomas Lipton announc
ing that the Lipton cup for 70-fpjters jia
on tho Germanic, due bore t tomorrow.
There v.as a challenge, he said.
BANKS AFTER BOOIY.
’ omau to be Sued for Diamonds, Gash,
and Other Property.
New York, Oct. 40.—The po Ice be
lieve that William Schrieber, who cm
beszlod *IOO,OOO from the Elizabetbport
Ba lking company at Elizabetbport, N,
Tljiif hiding in this city.
ImmU proceedings will bo instituted
If Mrs Anna Hart by ‘ie officers
Elizabeth Banking Company for
t recovery of ♦20,000 worth of (lia
Jr
bonds. #12,(F5 cash, and personal
which they
nR'WI her hv
iljM .MISSION .
WM Ihe new hat
ftP***® 1 " ' '--mmimion
i will be iu
anWe .USa,
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
SERB Ell
llNjllt
Union aid Non-Union Wort
men CM.
NONE SERIOUSLY INJURED
There Seems to Be Little Chance
of a Settlement in the
Near Future.
__ *-°ville, Pa., Oot. 10.—There w.jyi
.trikTrira^i^^^^ 8 &ud n °4|
at Oneida this morning. Thestrikeflf®
gathered in large numbers at the 00l
liery, and endeavored to persuade tbe
men on their way to work to return to
their homes. When they refused, both
sides used stloks and stonos freely
with the result that several were in
jured. During the fraoas, two shots
were fired. The officials of the mine
telephoned Sheriff Toole, asking for
protection.
A BIG PARADE.
*
.SojndKn, Oct. 10,—A great parade
,ifstriking miners took place here
this afternoon. It is estimated that
Kot less than fifteen thousand men and
ooys paraded. .
MORE MINES CLO3ED. J
Harrisburg, Pa., Oof. 10.—The XVil
liamstown colliery has closed ‘down
owing to tbe failure of the company to
seoure hands to operate it. Tbe miDe
employes have joined those/of Lykens
and Wiconisco in jtbeir strike for the
demands of tlje inine.ta’ union. This
ends mining in,-the Lykens vailsy for
the present, 2,600 men are now
in that territory.
J } GOLD SHIPMENTS.
< 0 _______
Percentage to the Ton Greater Now
Tnan Was Expected.
Chattauooga, Oot. 10.--llavy ship
ments of gold are being made to the
government mint from Charlotte, N.
C., through this oity. One pig sent
through this week had a weight O?
pounds, and was worth $6,000. A por
tion of the stamps in the big mil. ara
now steadily in operation, and tbe
oleanups show the percentage of gold
to tbe ton to bs greater than was ex
pected.
OPENED YESTERDAY.
The Inter-State fair opened in At
lanta yesterday yesterday and will cons
tioue until Oct, 27. CJulie a number of
Brunswickiau* will visit the fair before
It closes.
BANK PAYS DIVIDEND.
Laconia, N. II , Oct. The Bjl
koap Havings H>jxk, which clo - J ts
doors in of tea
cent