The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1889-08-30
FOREIGN NOTES,
Relations Between Russia and
Germany Not Improving.

ohS AoAu VI oAV low 4IupclOI W11ldLu
to Alsace and Lorraine in'77, the pres
ent emperor's visit was phenominal
success, and indicative of the remark
able progress made In Germany, and
its provinces during the past decade.
Copenhagen kilograms announce that
the Gar and Czarina boarded the i'm.
perial yacht at Peterhof yesterday and
were expected in Copenhagen Tuesday.
but at the last moment sailing was
postponed. The belief now is that the
czar will disemberk at Stettin, enroute
to Copenhagen, and havea
BRIEF, QUIET MEETING
with the emperor at Potsdam. The
inspired article in the Cologne Gazette
on the results of the emperor's visit to
Osborne says that relations between
England and Germany are beginning
to be much more friendly. Owing to
the opposition of the radicals in par
lament, the English government is
compelled to proceed cautiously toward
reapproachment with Germany. The
Gazette adds: "Whether the car
comes or not there is small hope that
relations between Russia and Germany
will improve"
BID FOR TURKISH SUPPORT.
The Movoe Vremya and other lead
ing Russian papers are making open
bids for Turkish support as counter
balance to the powerful combination
of central European powers.
New YORK, Aug, 24.-The Pacific
mail steamer, City of Para, with twen-
ty-nine cabin passengers arrived off
Sandy Hook this morning from Aspin-
wall. The combing of her forward
hatch burned and scorched are the
outer marks Of a big fire which came
very near destroying the vessel and
cargo. The Para left New York the
first part of this month with full
cargo of merchandise. She reached
AsplnWall in due season and two DAYS
after the vessel arrived fire was discov-
cred in the fore hold. The ancient fire
department of Aspinwall and a num-
Der OF American laborers set to work
to assist the people of the steamship
in extinguishing the flames, and after
about twenty hours of hard work they
were subdued.
Boston, Mass, Aug. PA meeting
OF the creditors of George w. Hollis,
wool puller of Boston and Brighton,
was held here today. Hollis accounts
show his liabilities to be S1,1O3,OOO, of
which $416,00O are contingent, con-
sisting of endorsements on accommo-
dation paper, for which the holders re-
ceived no consideration. OF the abso-
lutte liabilities $4,000 are secured.
The total assets are $444. loco.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Samuel Rosen-
baum, of James Fl. Walker u Co., a
man widely known in commercial cir
cles, shot himself dead this morning
at his home on Prairie avenue. He
had been brought home in cab ill, and
going straight to his room suicided.
No cause is known but poor health.
New YORK, Aug. 24.-Paul Paimont
was held for extraaltion by United
States commissioner Osborne today on
q charge of being implicated in the
robbery of 10000 francs from firm
of Partisan bankers by clerk named
Null. Null was recently arrested
here and sent back to France with his
pretty wife.
DENVER, Aug, 24.-During the pres
ent month twelve persons have lost
their lives in this city and vicinity by
using kerosene to start fires. Today's
record shows two were added to the
list. Mrs. Dulmadge, mother of assis-
tant fire chief of this city and Mrs.
Jeff Orr of Durango were fatally burn
ed while pouring oil from the can in
to the cook stove.
OMAHA, Aug. 24.-The Western Cas-
ket company, of this city, was closed
out today on chattel mortgage. Liza
bilities $4,000; assets same.
Two Fatally Injured.
SIIANER, Pa, Aug. 26.-About three
hundred feet of the Lake Shore Gas
Co.'S. tipple at Ciera station fell this
morning. Supt. Wessen and brother
were fatally injured, and four other
men were Slightly hurt,
Burned to Death.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 26.--Fire early
this morning in a frame building in
Kansas City, Kansas, destroyed small
amount of property and burned Harry
Randall, aged years to death.
Drowned While Bathing.
SEA VIEW, Mass. Aug. 26.-E. W.
Bowman, Of Chicago, was drowned
while bathing here today. His body
was not recovered.