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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-05
Gin idlagen6es geiipitl fir sic Us,

Gin idlagenoes @eiipitl fiir sic No~
p~eriiou Der einseborenen Mmeritanerins
neu gc9en bcn &inocrie9en 1T Na6itebs
enbes: Sn Dem S6ulottritt Wbitc 6ia
I'M 9taate Connecticut sibt IS teine
@@ultinocr mcbr. Der S@ulratb oes
gesirfs fat baber bel6lolen, Die g6az
rem oes ein5i9en @6ulbauies oes Ortes
3u5unaseln, bis es mieoer anoers
miro. Der Sri Mbite Sin 1T iibrigens
9ar ni3t idwod.beu0ltert, oenn CT 5dblt
iibsr 500 gin,uobner. Das lit eben
bas Sonosrbare bt scr 0el9t9te.
Gbenlo loroerbar 1T es, baB es int
Staatc Maine,, alio audi III Seem Gns<
lamb, ). +. in DanteelanO, einen Srt
sibt, III Dem aui 100 einscborene Tami>
Lien As .&inber tommen, mdbrenb 100
eingewonberte @ltern beren $50 5dblen.
Solde Statiitit ioIte ben ..Dontees gu
benten seben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-05

9nrd basTortididen Der 0te~sierunsss
grperte, welde bic Bidder Der &epitone
Bant unteriu@en, lit bieic Wepiterie
mad mpiteriSier seuoroen. Am 5ebnten
Septembcr wurbe laut, baB 9eraoe ais
bieie Grperte at BEN in%tereiiantelten
Puntte Der llnteriubuns anselan9t ,pas
rem, iie ibrc Nrbeiteu einlteQeu muBten,
neil e5en bic &esierung fur iolde 3lpede
nibt oas notbige 0elo bewiaigt bate.
OasTanisiserzG onite beltebeno aus8iirs
germ uon philadelphia, bot ii4 ioslti4,
an, Die 3abluns Der Salaire oieier Gr>
perte 81 iibcrnebmen, wsl1es In9ebot
BON Secretdr Softer %ioiort ansenoms
men wuroe. Oieie Grperts wnroen
oann beauftrost weitcr 81 ar1citen.
gs murbe bamals bcDauptet, oaB bic
int%erelantciteu O1en5arunsen III Si4t
jeien, ais Der Stilltanb eintrat.
Otan nabm an, baB iic i6re Nrbeis
ten an bieiem intcreiianten Bnntt mieeer
au~fnebmen wiiroca, ols lie am 15ten
Ssptember no9mals in6unttion traten.
gor ungefabr elmer Wode wuroe bic
Neuisteit auspoiaunt, bag lie wieoer
entlai len worben wdren, neil lie ni6t
contract9emdB mO@entlide 8eri6te iiber
lire Gntoedunsen eini@idten. Seit
Dem neunten Musuit iolen teine 9eri@te
eingelauf fen fem, auBes ben Mngaben
iber ibre 26bne unb Nuslasen. @enn
Der lestu09entli6e Beridt AM 9 ten
Musuit aussciertist muroe, 10 muBten
an, aebntenS eptember, ais oie9fe9ieruns
bic Qlrbeiten einitellen lieB, pier anbere
w06entli@e 8eri1te fdai9 serpelen iein.
Damals murbe bieicS ni1t ais Dor>
maao sebraubt. AeuBerit tomii9! picl:
leiGt wiro bieIes iebt ais @nti9utbis
9uns s%ebraud)t, neil weitere bier 8oz
den feline geri9te entliefen.
9err Neepes, Der .8orfberb es Tinfz
3isersG omites last: Die Bfli@t oieicr
Grperte mar, aus iubis gu MAIDEN, ob Elm
8erbre@en besansen woroen il, uno
bas Department in &cnatniB 81 leben,
lobalo iie iol1es entoedten. Oas
lit, mas biei e MS,nner III ben @i9ern
iu9en, unb ioQte Sema,,b Elm Nerbreden
~be9amsen baben, 10 5weifle i'd ni6t,
oab bieies 3euguiB 9egcn lie gebraudt
miirbe. Bm1wuni@en ibm cine @er=
wirtlidun9 ieiner 9o%ffnun9en; ba aber
bic meiten l1nteriu@un9en bieier Mrt.
in Der &e9el I'M Sanb %uerlaufen iobalo
ie Den !96be : Yuntt errei@t baben, 10
miro III auer Mabribcinlibteit audi
bier bic 0fe9el uno ni4t pie Musnabme
iib bewabrbeiten.
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..r a. sEGA-#HEEEE
&pr 3mei Bo@en erbielt N5rd iibent
6arrii on ein Sap importirten i@ottii9en
Wbistep BON ieincm Treuno Mnorem
Carnegie. Der sou auf b,eien eoltn
S4naps betrug $54, wclder BON 9ar<
riIon ielbit be3oblt wuroe, Ginerf1n>
lerer Treun6e in Soma erbiclt por eint~
gen Monotcn srpei TaB %llnsarwein, nit
einem 3oq Don 800. Nu@ er muBte
oicien 3oq be3aDlen. 8ie t6nnen alto
McRinlep & Co., unb bic republ.
Stanoreoner bcbaupten. Der 3ou wiiroe
BON benz 6%oreisner" (oem Tren,oen, be-
%
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". fFkEnOER


yeri&ernns sessn Jsasr. Wlig, Gtarm 1aaeIi&abss.
vbtnio tar Wer!altt pon Vferesn nnb Ntnboiet BUD
Rranftelt Ober llnidat.
Nestsens unS MISUNDERSTANDING in bon besatrttass
geisuibaiteu. T5
VaTasetarien Der besannteiteu transportation : 0ss
ieaidafttn 10 btuia we ~irseibpo.
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HnN.HL .LhfNNNH LLLkNoM l NS- fEAtN
ben, ana in BEN TirR Dismart beute
nod bic Spise Der enrepdii@en Staas
,tenpyramioes erblidt, lett iortwdbreno
ben 8eltfrieS.n beorobea, neil CT tetn
Bolt bat. bas ieinen G%aritealaunen einen
Yasel anlesen t0nnte.
~0enug-peri6onc man uns IN Sus
tunit nit Der sebantenlpicn obcr pcrs
llosenen 9c1aupttmg, bic gSlter
.ieien es, bic ben Trieocn bebrobteu, uno
spenn mir nod teinen &ries bdtten. 10
lei oies ben 6iriten 81 ueroanten. - %
.. Goltssts.
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jssar in ben 9eeiben Der z. WotbinsS
ano Nsb i&limmere s@olenritter ale
bia MnslosN meutaner Sic leicn ia.
.tarli9 feline oeutide 3eitans unb scin
beutides Bud,
Die weaisiten Nenti@en anteritaten
bic seiinnunsstabtise beutide 8reIe
unO iuden ii9 burd 2ettiirc 81 bilben.
9e,ber aber iino iie Der Mebr,abl mad
%mnucrm0scnb unb Bel aQerGuiopierun9ss
fabisteit sa arm, uiel gu tbun uab Oas
burb Der beutl6en suten preie Den
&f fir ben Uorti3ritt 81 ertei4tern.
Nub inter linen 9ibt cs ieoo@ G'eIe,
wel@e nod uun 0orurt9eileu befansen
,no nidt seiitis frei senus iino. Sin
Sournaliit mag %leiiten, mas ct 81 lcis
item i'm Stanoe lit, CT tann bod nie
ale feline Xeler beirieoisen. Mand der
mag Der bette reolidite Meni@ iein,
aber menise iino fdbis, bic ,nseidmintte
8abrgeit gu b0ren, men" oieietbe IL
trifit. Der raSicale, enti1ieoene &dms
pier auf journaliitii6em Teloe iou ltets,
mag CT Jreunb ODER 6eino t~reffem, bic
nadte Babrbeit idreibeu. Aber bo
itOBt er gar oft AT, bcnn es iitGbatia6e,
Bag es Iei@ter lit, e.nem 6einoe Bic
nodte Babr9cit gu lasem uno i'm 81
sewtnnen, ais eiuem 6reunoe 2ectionen
81 seben, obue i'm ii@ gum Jei'oe 81
maden. ...
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ERNST WlCHIE|:R||SN |I|
- @Sa,tolcr 1T W.
S3nben nno gtiefeln,

Wtane1ota etraBe, Neau 1Int.
Oameu=,, @crru= unb' &inberldnbe, ionic
G,bbers tetS in GROCER Mus1pabl unb
gu biQi9en YreiieM al, Sanb. s
Nelle Nrbeit ionic Neparaturen 1oerben dllf
SeiteQlns prompt NIB gait aus9efiigrt.
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arbeiter i'm ausemeinen gum ssa@tbsile
serei@en Werben. lpo0en mir ni6t bots
ZEN. mir boiicn uielmebr. bab bur& bieie
,griinbun8en wieber piele ,,eue GrperbSs
quelen erSiinet merben, bic ben llebers
i1nB an Nrbeitstraft uieber III Mnipra&
nebmcu uno Der sroBcn Mrbeitcrarmcs
Gin Observation-Disclosures Oalein peri0af.
fen.
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Yarteien obne Sicle.

SaB Die beloen 9roBen pol1tllDen
.6ornnationen oes amerifanii9en &apitae
lismus III Wabrbeit fir irgeno mel3e
ebrli9en politil9en lleber;euannsen uno
53iele nibt mebr eintreten, mar ldnslt
nit 9eidtisteit nadsuweiien unb 1T
i9on oft genu9 na@gemieien NOR
ben. Der nadte &f UNI bic
gelte, CT aQcin lit es, I'M ben ii3
bas 9eben uno Ireiben amerifanii6er
golititer brcbt. Goroem inoeB uerz
itanben bie polititer, bieien Manse!l
nod tinitli6 ST ueroeden ourd ibre
S6ein : ,,SNucs". Oas bat abcr
iebt auiseb0rt. sic iino beu,e ouBer
Stanoc, bic uoutommene Seere ibrer
politiIden griiteu; = ableits Don Nemz
terias6 unS 8ooble- nod ierner gu
masfiren.
Gin Sobr;cbnt binour9 fait .selans
es ibncn, Sic @emutber ibrer fur;ii6tiz
gen Rarteiganser fir ooer wiSer S@utz
sou o0er Treibanoel gu er6isen. absr
Sieie 8affe tit ltumpf 9e'uoroen. Mit
mattem Jluscli@lase nur mod l3lsppt
ii9 Die Distuiiion iiber bie Carthage
bur9 bic @palten ser republitonii3en
8&E.. 'rEI " LIS
ooer ser bemofratiiden Erelc, i%ntersiz
ielos gcl6rie6cn, 1nterelclos - penn
iiberbaupt - s~eleien. Oas upubliz
fun 1T srinoli6 apat1il9 scnorocu
fir oieie Trage uno iiberlaBt oas Telo
Ben penigen unmittelbar in Mitleioen>
lbaft se;ogcnenSS nterel1enten uom@robz
banoeIsz ODER pom GjroBinouitrietap;tal,
nadbem es ii9 10 lanse BON Sen Poliz
ttfern bat an Der Scale %berltmSerren lalz
len. Gs lansmcilt Die sroBe Male
Neute, fir lift i6weres 0elo iid imncr
oielelbe &omooie anieben. su munen.
I'm cine neue iiub aber rnierc Eplittfcr
jeet in grDBter Wcr(egenbeit uro iie itd>
len oeB1alb bic alberniten 0inse auf.
Was p%olitiue 3iele ausebt, itsben oaz
nit bic Serrn Politifer tbutia9li6 Dem
barren Mi9ts seseniibsr uno iino aus
i9lieBli9 barelli .ansemieien, Giner
ben Nnoern na6 allen 9te9eln Der &unl:
ldle6t gu MAIDEN. sic BADEN oaS al
lerotnss pom jeber ueritan6en, lie wer>
ben lire Nirtuoiitat barin nod per-
uoufommnen.
Die Trase 1T MIR, ME LANCE miro bic
groBe Mafie, meroen DOT, &llem Sic Mrz
better bcm 0oen @etriebe apatbii@ snz
feben, iid meibma@en laileu, es banole
fi3 nur oarum, ben ,,belten Mann"
aus Der Mense Der i@le3tem beraus5uz
5uden, uno bod INNER anb0ren. oaB
fie eisentli9 bur@ Die Yant i9le9t iino
lnb Sober &e6t bat, ,penn er al, bent
Mnberu tein guteS !6oar laBt!
Die anSobl BET Qlrbeiter, welde nod
ben letten Nusldufern Der S9ue;ouz
prebi9er lid an bic @odid0be bansen,
lit auf iebr menis::Snouitrien bei@rantt,
unb l9mtlst INNER mebr 3ulam:
men. "
@aS anSeres bleibt ibnen oenn mod
iibris, ais bic siel> uno bilfoien alteu
Narteien enbli9 fir INNER iiber Bora
~ merfen un6 ii@ Der ein;isen 8eruez
suns an;uidlieBen, rDel@e %beitimmte,
Hare !3iele fur bic @esen,part TO-
wobI mic fir bic 3utunft i'm Auz
Sc bat; Der @oI;spartei.
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Bpft:Orouun0.

Die Mbsabe Der Gofiaden pirb sei9lonen,
ME iolst:
Mad benz Oneu: 9ab benz Meten.
LOO nadmittass, ABS uaAuittasS.
Die alaenciltc s%tus9abc finoet taslib ltatt
BON z 80 pormittass, bis 1880 nadmlttass,
am Souutas bon 8 bis 10. pormittass.
f 8cttIiea ghmiet. @oNmeiiter.
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v9ie Garmcr, bic ba arbeiten, iinb
audi Bic GARNER, bic benten. Die Tar,
mer, Die ba ni6ts ais ltnbeil unb &ala>
mitat bculen, iino Sic GARNER, bic ba
arbeiten, ni9t benfen."
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Tabrplau ber Mortbmefern @abn,
EaHaGiss SMGs.

s. ~. $. Seioemann, asent
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TIriteu nno @SIter.

I w.
IS lit Mooe geworbcn, idrei6t Ser
Serliucr ,Gorwdrts" =, bic Tirlten ais
Sraser bes 6rjcocnsseomtens ;u feiern
nnb sen g5lfern bic S9ulb fir bic
iortwdbrenoe Sriess9eiaJr oui5umal;en.
Oas iit cine itanOaloie llnsSrebung Der
Sbatlo9eu. Die g0lfer III alien &ulz
tuultaatcn eriebnen ben Trieocrl, neil iie
bas lebbaiteite Sntereiie a befieu Grbalz
tun9 baben. Ginen &ries,' bcu bic 9ols
ter %begonnen batten, teunt bic mooerne
@eidi@te ni6t; bagegen mciit fie cine
Nn3abl BON &ric9en ouf, bic 0 6irlten
begonnen worocn iinb. @ar es Inn
i'm Qanbe unb lit Der aeuei item 3ett su
bltiben - etwa bas beutl@e 8olt, bas
ben &rie9 0 1864 u. 1865 ~ent5iinoete?
ll,b mar es 1870 bas franS0ii@e ODER
oeutidc Golf, 6as ben Rrie9 anSsttelte?
Gs faQt inns nun nidt Gin, bic Monarz
den perl0nlid iiir bic &riese p%erantmurtz
li@ gu MAIDEN. Wir babcn cs III 8ruKel
nit seniisenSer Deutli3teit gum Nusz
orud sebradt, Bag bic &riese in Dem
berri9enben@ 8 Ieai@aitsipltem murSeln,
bcs Den &ricgssuitanS sur notbwenoiscn
Tolse bat. Mber perldumoe ma, nidt
Sic |Dlter. Sebes &%ultnruoltb bat bur@
ben &rie9 iouiel gu perliercn, oaB es i'm
perabl6euen muB. l1no gliidltdermeiie
1T n'Meiteuropa, namentli9 III . cutl@s
LAMB unb Jranfrei9, bic &ultur benn
bod bereits 10 melt porseldritten, baB
Der Nbi@eu bes Bottles Dor benz &rie9c
81 einem politilben Madtiattor semorz
ben lit, ben Die @esierumsen wobl ooer
libel gu reIpcttiren 9eswunscn iino.
Bem mir III Deuti@lanS uno Trantz
reid CT reuli6srucii bic Stimmmng iebt
gu c1enbs frieblid)er wcrbcn le6en, 10
lit bas w%abrDafti9 nidt oas Seroienit
Get Hegierun9en, lonbern bel 80lter,
bic ii9 bur6 Militdrriiitunsen, probes
triese, 3auuiniitii@e @eterein uno inz
teruotionalc Gbitaneu nibt Daben auf>
lta9eln lai|en. \
9as e;nsi9e 2ano, bas ausenblidlid
BEN Trieben beorobt, lit 9eraoe oos 2anb,
in mel9cm ser Titrit M0cs II. bas Dolt
'ni6ts lit: ndmll1 GuBlonb. Der ruiz
.iiide Gar fat cine unbel@rdntte Wa@t
0 melt bie Ma1len oes @0lees in 6ra9e
fommen. vOespotismus ge,udbi9t our6
Observation-Disclosures Elm betmnter
Bolititer por so >SSabren bas ru6il3e
Resierunssipitem. Despotismus ses
maBi9t. 6ur6 Nibilismus" murbe bic
Definition beute ri@tiger lauten. Iu6er
Den Mibililten uno Dem Nibilismus
9ic6t es Niemanb uno N,dt5 in Nub>
Lamb, mas ben iclbitberrli@en 8ils
len bes 3aren einbdmmtc. Das Dolt
sdD(t ni9t. 8iQ Der Gar ben 3rieg,
10 beitebt feline 6ficntli9e Meinung,
Die i'm baran binbern t0nute. l1no
audi bic Mo9li9tcit elmer 9&ieoerz
lage braudt i'm = pie @uesoe I'M
Socialiit" auseinanoeriett = ni@t %
gu ldredeu, mie ben Monar@en eincs
&ultur itaates, fir meldeu bic Mieberlase
i'm Welttrieg unfeblbar Die &epolution
,pdre.
@Sm Tau Der Nieberlase miroe bet
Bar pieQei9t eineu T5etl ieincs 9anoes
uerliercn-Yolen, 1eBarubien, @trtaiz
fen u. /. ~. aQein cine Neuolution
bdtte CT ni@t sn befiir9ten,
IS giebt eben in RuBlaub nod tein
Dolt, neil &uBlanb feline &ultur bat.
limb 10 fam oieicr Tiirit, III Dem Dor
nidt LANCER 3eit idm'ntlide Monarden
C~furonn'a ,ihrpu Shrriirifrn prhIi6t Ia.
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Deemts Ses Acknowledgements S1tass
uwS Ssr SWSuNvisus M uNtsu.

ueaEhen,. I. \. Wolf, ~ o. ". H8aibimetsa.
Ni{st Vr6NSsnt: 4. 3. Glover, RanlaS.
ettre,Xr unS z @aSueiitvr: L &.H. Turnsr' VsorS'a'
0cyleier; =. I. MtuetS, &anlaS.m !,
80 Nabaiba Ctr 81. Vaal. @
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meamte Der County S.IItam,.

n NrdJhert: Gb. Mblneg. sate 9aasta.
Setret1r: GbaS. y. Cutting, Slsepp wye.
Stagmeiiter: Ver,n. triton, Sleepp wye.
0orlejer s. :. &olbe. sleepy epe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-29
Confirm ed by the Press.

BERLIN, Aug. 2S.-Russian newspapers
entirely confirm recent reports of terrible
distress among peasants in the Volga val
ley. People are in a condition of utmost
destitution, without clothes and food.
Swarms of families have been reported
begging on the road side. The Kirmlanin,
published in Kietf, considers the conditio n
of peasants desperate. Already immersed
in poverty and indebted to the state, the
taxes, which they are unable to pay, accu :
mulste and by next spring the entire Rus
sian peasantry will pr obably be bankrupt
Reports from Warsaw show the
peasants of central Russia emil
grating by wholesale. Five hundred men
have already abandoned their families in
order to emigrate. The Vossische Zeitu nR
says Russia is undergoing periodi cal fam
inc to which she is subject and which be-
comes more serious with each recurrence,
owing to her primitive h usbandry and the
Indebtedness of her peasants. The Cologne
Gazette says 100000 barrels of rye ave
been imported from Russia at exorbit ant
prices, when one-half of the amount would
have been sufficient. The Gazette demands
that the government return all rye i'm
por is to Russia.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-29
IRRIGATION IN WYOMING.
Arid Lands Made to Produce Very Pref
able CrOps.

Arid Lands Made to Produce Very Prsat-
able Crops
WARRINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The census office
to-day issued bulletin on irrigation in
Wyoming. There arc 1,917 farms irrigated
out of total of 1920. Tho total area OF
land in these 1917 farms 10 1906, $50, upon
229,676 acres of which crops were raised by
irrigation in the year 1889. In addition
there were 100000 acres irrigated for graz
ing purposes. The average first cost of a
water right is 1892 per acre and the aver
age cost of preparing the soil for cultiva-
tion, including the purchase of land, $9.4e
per acre. Average pr essnt value of irrigated
land OF the state, including buildings, ETC.,
x3l.4O per acre. showing an apparent profit,
less cost of buildings, of $3.50 per nore.
The average annual cost of water ia Sl, A
per acre. which. deducted from the aver
age annual value of the product per scre,
leaves Rn average annual return of 1881
per acre. The tendency throughout the
entire arid region, says the bulletin. to
describe as irrigated all land to which water
has been applied within any recent period,
to which bitches, perhaps 30 far destitute
OF water. have been constructed and even
land for which water rights are merely
claimed, has placed the census Office under
the necessity of absolutely restricting itself
In it's official bulletins on irrigation to land
on which crops were actually raised by the
Rrtiiclnl application of water during the
year 1889. Farms or stock ranches III Wyo-
ming irrigated merely for grazing purposes
therefore have not been taken into account
in this bulletin beyond the foregoing state
mont as to their approx mate total area.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-29
SEVERAL SAW THE WILL.
Iowa Witnesses In the Davis Case
Chemical Test.

Iowa Witnesses In the Davis Case-A
Chemical Test.
BUTTE. Aug. 28.-[Speoial.] lin the Davis
will case to- day the contestants offered to
make a chemical test to determine whether
the alleged will is written in nigrosin ink
or in loRwood ink. DR.. Hagan was tele-
graphed for by the contestants. The test
will probably be made in the presence of
the jury. Several dispositions were read by
the proponents to show the good standing
of Sconoe. j. I. Sconoe. brother to j.
G. soonce. stated that in 1891, while at work
on the farm Of James Davis, the rain leaked
through the roof and damaged some papers
in the secretary. These were taken out to
dry and he examined them. Among them
was will of A. J. Davis. He knew the
handwriting of the will and was confident
that the will was in the writing of his
brother and that his signature was genuine.
He also declared the signature of James
Davis to be genuine. Smith M. Hanshaw
also claimed to have seen the will in 1874.
The witness is relative of ]. C. Sconce,
The deposition of I. B. Lyall was read, in
which he claimed to have seen the will in
1877. W. o. jackson. of Missouri, formerly
of Salt Greek township, had seen and read
the will of A. j. Davis, he said.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-29
Wife. Two ChiIdren and Self

New YORK, Aug. 8.-Tenant ts in four
story tenement house last night heard pis-
tol shot Ill the apartments occupied by
family named Baxter on the third floor.
No one. however, sought to learn what the
shooting meant until morning, when it was
noticed that none of the Baxters were yet
seen. A policemen went up stairs. forced
in the door. and there found John Baxter,
a painter, 30 years old. his wife Mary, aged
%. and their children, Katie, six years old,
and John, four years old. all lying dead
with bullet holes in their heads. Beside the
body Of the husband and father lay thir-
ty-two caliber revolver with four chambers
discharged It is supposed he killed his
wife and children and then shot himself
On the table was letter written by him to
his mother, in which he told his intention
to kill himself and family.
There is no evidence of a struggle by any
of the victims. Baxter WAS probably in
sane. as no other motive for the horrible
crime is known,
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MR.. HOAR SEES DANGER.
A strong Candidate Nasded to Mako Mas
sachusetts Republican.

sachusetts Republican.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. Ex-senator
Hoar Ia In Worcester again. having been
called back from Bar Hnrbor by tho death
OF relative. He talked freely OF tho state
election, and said: II have not taken anv
patt In the selection Of candidate for
governor this fall. While Massachusetts, Ia
undoubtedly republican state, the cond-
tion Of the public mind is such that we
must have very satisfactory candidate,
indeed. to bring out tho full republican
strength.
'.If our candidate for governor should be
tional election in 1892 would bo very in
furious. 1t is OF immense Importance that
the candidate should be selected who is
most acceptable to the great body OF re-
publcans, not merely to those who 10
specially active in political management.
II the feeling gets abroad that tho wish of
the great body of republicans has been dis
appointed by skillful and adroit manage
ment, the election will be lost.
The choice seems now to be between
two gentlemen, either of whom would make
an admirable governor. Both Mr.. Grape
and Mi. Allen have served with great dis
tinotion in the national house of represen-
tatives. 1t was Mr.. Crapo's good fortune
to frame and carry through measure
which was highly important to the bust
ness interests of the country and to achieve
a national reputation which was very graft
flying to his constituents and to the whole
people of Massachusetts.
Neither of these two gentlemen. If
elected governor, would be the instrument
Of the ambition of any individual or of any
faction or clique. Nobody need be de-
teri ed from the SUPPORT OF either because
A, B or G, against whom he may have OBJ
jections, 10 especially active in his support.
Mr.. Crapo has been longer in public life
than has beon Mr.. Allen, and probably has
the larger number of friends throughout
the commonwealth
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REVOLT OF PEASANTRY.
SERIOUS Disturbance In tho Russian Pro-
vince of VItsbsk.

eorsOus Disturbance In tho Russian Pro-
vince of VItsbsk.
ST. PErEnsHuan, Aug 28.--Details OF tho
rioting at Vitebsk. the capital OF the gov
ernment Of that name. accustomed by the
people protesting against the expectation Of
rye, show that the disturbance Ia of a seri
ous nature. The governor reports that
there Is evidence that a general revolt Of
OF the peasantry isplanned. The peasantry
attacked the railroad officials, claiming that
no more rye should leave Vitebsk, and So
verely beat the jewish grain dealers who
are blamed for the whole trouble. The
peasantry also plundsred the residences of
these grain dealers and finally combined in
an attack upon tho station. The railroad
officials sent for assistance The military
and the latter tried to dislodge the rioters
from their positions in and about the
station. The rioters resisted stub
bornly and their supporters outside
the railroad station made fierce at
attack upon the soldiery. severely iniuring
many OF them. Finally the officer in com
mand of the troops, after repeatedly threat
ening the crowd, gave the OF der to fire upon
the rioters. The soldiers then FL cd vol
ley, killing three persons and woundlng n
number of others. The rioters soon after
dispersed.
Other and somewhat similar disturbances
are reported from Dunalbery, Vint and
other places, but no details have yet been
made public.
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Streets Strewn With Debris,

NEWARK, N. j.. Aug. 2S.-A hurricane
swept over the lower part of this city this
afternoon, covering space Of about mile
and a quarter long and an eighth OF mile
wide. Great damage was done to property,
and several people we're painfully injured
by flying debris, but no fatalities are yet re-
reported. 1t struck first at the corner OF
Bowery and Lexington streets, where the
roof of three-story building was torn off
and carried down the street. On Oliver
street an untenanted three-story brick
building, formerly used as a factory, was
completely demolished and adjoining build
ings badly damaged. Tin roofs seemed to
be it's especial prey, and number of them,
together with sky-lights etc., are lying
about the streets and dangling from tele-
graph wires. Bower and Gross streets are
strewn with debris.