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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
RI ,urrin @mReiner. gEdbreur Sc,

gu ,ueniD S@ntiner. @dhrenr SCI
iiebeujdbri0en 3rteses oitttrte Gin 9auo>
ratb cine rOrore" an etni9e Dorfj9af'
ten, oab liz cine Quantitdt Strob unS
IL Gutterfdneiber IT. bas Eager i4tden
toflten. Der 5mre,btr, Dem BIT He4tc
f@reibuns etpas faieierboft ,par, fd3rieb
ater ftatt ~ 1utttrfd1ntioer 10 Tuber
$&udber.. Dae @trpb lam 3nr Re.
fnnmte,, Set ex. e5tr BE 8utttrt&nei'
ber blitbeu ens. Am Iase nod bem
&teferuueatvrmi2 Am 1T @emetabeoos'
jtano, an p1dex M Ortvt 'gtfanet
Rar, nit 3nd hagen, e<YfroVH poi
@tn{@<n. II ~ Eager. etx general.
Der ebe1 sHnt &esp1xe1lstx atreretrn
,potlte. bestqnete btfen transport un6
froete: .HNas bringt STR ha, Xeute?"
- .Nd. @w. E)edeuL" iaottcrtc Ser
ufdrodene @emetnoedltefte, .bafte1 3i
@naocu. mir babc1 Befebl erbalten, IL
Suoer 5Gntibcr AMBER 5u lie ern ; aber
lpenn'S audi oas 2eben foiten lo(te, mir
babcn MIR oieie 2 Tuoer, >poraui 26
Ntam 9claben iiuo, 5uiammenbringen
tonneu, uno "a baben mir rod Weiiter.
@elsleu uno &ebrbubeu megOeuommer,
ia aui jcuem @agcn li,o logar ei1 paar
Pfulder, sic uicbt cilttl1al Siiuittg liuO."
,Der @cucral ware germ b0le 9cworocn,
-aber sic Y~e9cbcnbcit mar ibm bod 81
ld63crlid). ST lieb ibnen gu ammen eiuc
balbc &al1l1c Dranutloein reiben, uno
10 iubrer fe ollie beraui6t wieoer nod
.6Qulc.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
Ius hem WeIG|ihtSrntcrrit]t.

Grofeilor: "9uio, mic bcnfcu sic
i'd etma, Eicpmeicr, oab bic altc,1 &c.
MGR aas9cleben babcu mp1cn?" -
Fiepmeier (prompt): sic batten
Dor alien Iin9en - 9raue 9aarc, Derr
Yroielior!" T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
9ie 2umpcnmirtb5baft. Inter Dem

Nle SuWpCHutlIHYWuII. n!lel peIl
peritorbenen se0ui9 Wilbelm bon Wurts
tember9 9euoB ant @tuttgarter 9oic
Der alte, til9ti9e Mr5t; 3ofratb g., tros
ietl,er ltaotbefauntcu @robbeit gang be-
jonbercS Yertraueu. @inmal mar0 er
gum &0lig gerufcn, lpcil oicIer eillcn
barten Sail 9etban unO 1t6 niht unbcs
oel1tcnOe Quetlbun9cn 3nge3ogen bate.
Der Doftor ocrlan9te gum Vcrbi1Oen
alte v%einwano; rir9enoS I'M ga1sen
Sdlollc mar oerglet6en 81 befommen.
ga muroc Der 9ofrutb 5orntg uno
rtef; rs3um Senfer, Mfajeltdt, lit ba8
aber ciuc 2umpenlptrtbl1aft bel S9ren !!
9ftGt ciNlnal einen Seeen alte 9eiuwanb
fam man -befommen !"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
QtcbcouQ.

Trau: rNu pcrSeibit, liebcr Waun,
baB id) feline Cans eefauit babc. aber
bel bic cu }Srcilcu -" 10 ann: nSAa=
oct nihts, Nrandcn, Ou criest mir oas
Nellcl1oc pplItommeu."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

@ebr beiDsioen. Damc (3um
Mdo0en): r3aben sic audi einen
SGaG ?" Mao6eu G9ubtcrn):
rSa, Qnaoi9e Trall, BON ser reitenoen
Mrtiltrie." - OalRe: rMa5 1T ct
BENZ" - Md.b9en (aufatbmeno):
80, 9ndoige Trol1, oer tbt muir, mas
Rbria bleibt."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
QinbNAsr g@arfbIid.

Die SiuSer wo(cn Bapa urb Mhalua
fpie(en, fonncu abcr burd)aus niht
ei1;i9 mcrOcu. wcr Yapa ullO wer Mama
iein ion. Su rltit id'licBlih sic fleine
Glie: rStreitct bod ,1iht ldttger -
es lit ia 10 ciniad) Dtama bat am
meiitcn ;u ia9cn uro Eapa frie9t oas
bette Gjjcu!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
Gr UeiB, tuas uaGsommt.

Srdulein: .&cnu ih ein Sud
babe, 10 iebe id) imwer crit am S6luB
uad. Oh lie lid triescn, JOINT lcl' ids
nidt!" - 9err: Sinh Sic aber
jda0enirpb!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
Ser ffeiuc TsrsI!Gcr.

Yaul9cu: rSufcl Sans, bor
l>ns Ood maj Dcin 1rctt Dcr, Dir mol,
len ora1bcu ldauftlu." Snfel
Sans: uNas fir ein yrett ee1n,
Ear(d)cn? S0 babe ia feins." =
YaulOen: 80 bo0, Sufel !! Der
Yapa bat crit 9citcrn 9cic0t: Der
Snfc( OanS 'bat Qbcr al. u1b Sll Elm
IiirAter(i9cs Srctt Dor Sen, &opie."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
MnncrS nvfnefnit.

nNbcr, S1guitc, lpa5 lcbe id) On
nimmit bon Octuer DIANA NrbcitSttlO
SbIt? On lpciBt bod, baB Wana e5
1t9t Daben w;ll ?"-. Nun, oanu fari1
ib cS aud ia ruAi9 nelnlcu !" ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

8ou9uerau, 8onnat unS anoere b.
riibmte Mater, melde 2aijerin Treori9
IN ibren Atelters auflu9te, perjpraden,
Bt!brr nod Berlin an ienoen. Die
auf be &eporter, .pel4e ben SAT aut
S9ritt unb Tritt perfolsten, 10 bob
man aQerfd Witrn anrpa,tote. IN. il4
bnift @1sst inn "a ba(tr1, atns H1es
M erttrn ueer s1ust sut. Die Abreife
SET Raiitrtx nnrbe ftr ben iulseuben
Tag se1,elsd, xub man atbmete erlei4'
teri auf, BAT bns stid1rlt4r Experiment
10 gut ~absetauien. On serbrtttete fi@
Die nter,partttt giu9ribt, es 6tia(1c ber
Deuderin 10 gut, 6oS lie ibreu Nuients
ba(t nod auf etni9e Gage oussnoebnen
9eocnte; unb 1,u1, traten bic Grei9uijl lie
Gin, ,uelde Die 9a1;e @clt NIT ern tier
Gorge crfioten. Sic &aijcrin be udte
init ibrer Tod)tcr ct. GlouS uno Ser
iai0es, jcuc beioen Srte, al lpclde lid
fit Bic Tran;oicn u,0 lpe;ieQ fir Sic
Yariicr sic ldmer;lid)lteu Grinucrul1>
gen t11iipfcn. Nab Set Oeutl9e Botz
}Naftcr, Oraf SIC ii liter, oicien
51ritt ntbt SIT DerDiuOcrn mubte, lit
fir SclnarOcn, ser bic Oortigeu yerz
bdltniNe fcnut, 9~era0cSu unbc9rciTlid,
es Iei bonn, oaB Der Gi9eulinn llIlo bas
Uelicrwilien oer Dame bicr oen NuS<
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

Gas ar06tc @ci1iit, lpe(d0cs
biSDer IN Tranfrctb lcr9eltcllt lporbcn,
muroc f~iir5iitj in Yciiciu bon NiilitGrz
uu0 Giuiliugcnicureu III Daprc 9epriiit
IS lit liir Die japauilde Jicgicuall9
bcrgcllcllt worocu, Dlt Gin &alibcr BON
80 G%cntimctcr, lit 6,S3 Wtctcr lang ul,o
wle9t &C 1ou1en. ScOeS 81 jd)oG
miegt 43O-50O &ilo9ronrn. Die sti1z
Observation-Disclosures Ses GelWoNes be-.
trd9t 3 Ticter in Ser Sefunoe; bas
Oci dos ourt9ldlGgt 'Gjubcii cnplctteu
bon 120 Gcutimcter. 3ias1 ;Wa.1;i9
SAlilcn mar OaS Weid)iit; nnO bic "a:
fsttc p%o0lt1nci8 urpcri ct)rt. Sic Sc
lednun9 cr9ob, taB bas Gjcid)oB bei
Nnwcnoun9 bon ralld)( o lem Pu(uer in
36 Scfunsen sic Gn%ticrnuug BON Ea=
rs mad, NerIail(rs s~uridlcgt. Scber
.S9nb foitet 10000 6raucs. Oas Oez
{9us lit oas 9r0Bte, bes biSbcr in
Tranfreib ~ber9clteut murbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
8Iitben tum iNtuci,cr RalcrueHsof.

Sn itruftor: nSeD tDlle bili Sci,
terl00cr (Sbrcn) ui!- Scr 5uppc6z
LAT (Wfu1o) GIT Street l1cr Der DcrOz,
1pielran5e (Stortoiiclbauel) nit il uls!l
. StclSc (9ciue) bcllcr g'j,reft!
D'Sto9le (Biibe) %useauuocr! -
Wefrieoi9t auf ietn @crf berabs.
idaucno): 90, jcbt madDit De bal0 e.
@attiaV @attua9), luie g balb's Gba!5!-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

y4t4te NIT ben 9unbest mar Shptn'
bel. Der Dtrt1 bat mir lein lcbteS
Yaar fir f6werrS Sch p~ertuuft. 6atte
Bic Sadie bios ausgebcdt, I'm Gnd
Deibe III trc,uea, oaMtt iptr Glth beIto
bequeuler ben @erauS nladen fpunten.
4erna6 pocteu MIR allf Gurrm Glat1u
clue Mftiensejeufbaft 9riinbeu. Sbrer
8ier laueru I'M. @ulbe auf Guren &C.
fabrteu, teine taufeno S9rttt BON bter,
INN i'm I'll iaiien, wenu Ct Bctmtpuunt.
Sd aber bate mid ii Gurer Bube perr
ftedt, I'm Gud @ucr Ebeil IN be- urgeu.
9dttet SIR betn Gtntretcn 4td)t arge,
1anSet, par's setth nm Gn9 scf9ebeu
serucl etl, aber ba 9br Gn@ anfs Sbr
lestet, batbt' Hb n,r &aunf rs bernuh
beauen,er bobeu. Mber n ptagt Sud-
Der Deioet, baB Str NIT etnrnal ein
Xeo 3u pldrren anfun9t - Elm 2ieo
bol' mid Der Nbbeder - etn 2ieb, 3D.
BEL lit MIR beib unb talt %9e.uprbcn, Elm
Qteb, oaS i1 einnal tNber 9efun9er
bab'. ais ih nod Gin 9tnb mar nno
teiae @tbanten am Nbmurtlc len nuo 10
metter hattie, uao ba 1T MIR man9erlet
uieber lebenois setuoroeu IS mar
3par aQes 9uu1bu9 aber tur5 uno
out, id babe metu BomiemeHer mieber
III ben @irtel 9eftedt uno bab' Gud 9ez
,uedt. MI 70 6antt's Gurem 2iebe, Dap
9br nod an, Nebe, ieio." e
Dabei itieb ct unwirl9, dig tpdre er
ii @utb iiber feline ei9ene Iborbett,
nit leiner Biibie auf oeu Boeeu uno
ar,ruleltc etneu 0lub binterber.
Da muroet1 urs jur Webten Sbrttte
bDrbar, lbwere Sbrittc. GS mar Treo,
Sci. mitb Jam oeSg @eSeS oaber &C.
id1pautt fam. Sicberfroft 19attclte
ibn. nv r
,9pretbt gu ibm,:" ia9te mei1 81
sleitcr. rBenn i6 bcrportrcte, idieBt
CT uab MR." $500
vNreo," riei i'd lcile. ~
Gr iubr Sujan1men uno 9riii nit
matter SdnOeu nQd Der Sruittal Idle.
rSre0, mein Suu9e, t6 bin'S ia,"
fagte i'd.
r@ott {ei Dant," mnrmelte CT, ii9
taui midi ltiibe,o, rid 0obtc ibon, mir
jdbeu uns nidt pteoer. SIS NOR ribtis
me Sale"
SD meiB es, uno Der l,e ms seie9t,
bat inns oaralS 9erettet."
6reo fab ben rtc(igeu >&om aus ben,
Duntel Der @ebij6e berportau6en uno
la9te matt an {. SD tn Gurcr @teoe,
Com, bdtte mir cine . prdttt9e &c
le9enbet ni9t mieoer gu @6anoen &C.
H1abt.".
Som traste Iib perlegen Sen &opi
unS iaste mite bel9d.nt: IS mar nj
Dummbeit, 9err, tb weib, me fapitale
Dummbeit, aber tb tpnnt' nan eiuma|
ui6t anbcrs. Gin altrs. perriidtcs
oeutides 9ieb lit S9ulo baran."
= Gin fenttnentdler 9anunfe," muir.
mclte Sob letie Dor li9 bin.
6ierauf fbafften mir ben fiebrrfran:
fen Treuuo mub1am bnr9 oaS @eblid
nad) unierer 9Atte, obne 9ia@ts libel
neiter bebeui9t moroen ju fem. Son
ideint inns bic St6renfrteoe pom Dali
oebalte1 ia babtn.
Mm anbtru Gage f6ludtcn ptr ftei
Bi9 9%linorinbe. uuo ale mir balbme9l
,pieber auf BEN 8etnen narcn. CRUDE,
lmtr unlere @ddGen aus uno perliebe,
oaS Eager, bejIeu Boben uns unter Set
GiiBeu bronnte. Wtr febrteu obn'
8erSu9 nod Gan Trunitsto 5urild.
Gom Gralfbot muroe unier @rbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

Tranfrei@S Sibner3nGt.
TranfreiG beiiet jctt As Mtiuiouen
5llDler, lpcld)e chen Wert5 Don 112
Wfillioncn Traufcu baritcllen. Orei
W}iliorcn 9iibner uno 2 Wiiuioncn
Habl,c weroen jabrlid gcgcljeu, 3 Witl>
liollcl 9iib1er le9en Gier un6 erSel9e,l
j0brliA lutcocr 5 Wii0ioneu iuuge 0ii1z
11er. Dian bered)nct BEN jabrlidcn &C.
1pinn Der Diibner;ud)t auf 327 W}iuio,
men Traufc1, llQli,li1 1873 Wiuioleu
fir oaS Uleil0 uuO 1874 Wtitlioucl1 fit
Die Gicr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

.....@r4f Du, lttbr Jrrunbin,
6trft 9olooteabHber babe i'd bebba(b
bier a~ufbdnsen laien, oumit metne 41.
din tbrrn @cliebten ntdt in BIC Slide
bringt, benn lie flrd,tct uatiirlid). baB
oieI CT Bic Sol6utens 9ilocr fir leine
0lebenbu9(cr balten piiroc!"
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-15
1890

"Spil
fdoer @
uuoring.
"glu,
9eOiteia
furtrrns
fslU. Z
asa,
rsll, itlo
geOitefa
Ret at +
bare u,
gutten
9a9en!
fig 2il
ianits?"
"Sm
leoe DID
"Su,
ium ulo'
9Oset,"
seq
bet, font
iasOe 3
"3et
bSrer IT
Se0itefu
ban er
ban fig
paa 81
9engan
isg bare
Gambrc
isS baOt
fOrOi jcl
Der, ION
gi6rc M
bare ga
bliper ;
@Oset."
Old
tst nteo
belpis
bing, be
Vnl, at
ia9t,
preo Ou
baIOt al
Seq
faOer.
fen ioa
"Sac
ia8oe q
ganitc a
at oenu
at Ell &
SIRE q
% life
igHss q
bans, o
inmmer
6auno
len %
sars bi
X I990
8ebi
tapos
lang. I
N Ril
ben ga,
i.lU tRl
"Rs
Iu8oe 9
Isabella
epil,
Nten
uOe at
gerOeu
bsO /, {
islp Oi
IA Iar
for at
la0t f.
iORrt I
e,Oten
ban sil
lrlsr bn
men pa
itsipbe,
"Sel
ban fig
ban ba
fubes
iUm itt
tisne !
famine
9amb,
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-15
SEQ ptl beitanoig boloe Oct
nit Gsus.

9r. 8arner - 9Greoe Serre: Seq Tan
iise. at White Wine of Tar Syrup sr ct al
be uIerbsbit MibIsr ies bar brust for Soir
% goriisIelie, % pil oericr anbefaIe bet poo
bet Seofts, % iss piI altio BABE bet / nit
Gus ipm en- Samilismeoicin.
Sieu. @. o. aattSboru, StnutpH, Sopa.
(Ttcl
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-15

rs Sleii ltu q OuICDplpuui.
Columbia Ctr, S.nO., lSbs Sttbr. 1887.
On DAME, iom lea ticnoer soot, o9 | bpis Sas
mile i.o tr en- Pen, Isb | lang lib al en- usrp0s
Spsoou, hen bIep tiliibit bclbrsbtt al Yator
SoSn!5. Smtdnbiebeberus par iaa mdrreIiSt, at
a u beitriue benz liSt n6iere. GamenS Sp9som
I%SJA Slutnin9sn al 1888. Spmptomerue
q, ltminoslisbsb Nngite,is, Ioc6unbet mso
eourIoSbeb. .Btrtuin9cn bcrai par iaa itGrf, at
bet 8ioroe Soritanoen omtaa9et. og bun maatts
btrlor bepogtes Dag o9 Rat, Tor at bun life ituloe
giore no9en Sfdee. og 2lu9uit 0iaaneo bleu bun
braot iii ct galeboipitai. Otter tire Waonr6ers
Sorlob par bun lite bs6le % blcu ba braet b en-
iqien. Gmtrett pe6 bcnne 2io tom bun unOcr
Gaitor &oeniss 8eban6ltn9, o9 | Sunuar 1884
par bun iaa meSet beore, at bun tunbe fad ioue
poSt, Soritanoen bIep ilartre o0 bun bapoe bet
foite Gnialo Slutningcu OF ocnne Yaaneb. pg
ioag or bun tuloitduoig raft; bun ul altio eriuSre
ben ito;s geltgnsIls iom Yaitor &oenis braSts
bsn6e.
Sun 6uIter life at baus fin Rapn bcfienSt ca
bao bcrior mig ON at itripe bette 8ionssbrro I
btnosS Rapn. &eu. ". ". GIlerinq.
gpr 800 for 9ieerbe al nercgIs Spsepume isnees
ian paiaa erbrlbe Yiebicinen trit hos %.
TeHns Dtsbicju er | en- 9io AZ 10 Var tlepen lGpet
al Yafcr apeHis, Ecrt 2eapue, Sue., % ttnapes M
uneer bans Spipn al
K0ENIG MEDICINE CO.,
so W. Madison, cor. Clinton ST., Chicago, Ill
Selses paa gpotbsterns.
flris $1.OO pr. :Glarke. 6 Glufkfr for $500
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-15
Observation-Disclosures
NeterinGrer na ileitr:Snnhlrner.

UVIVTIIIWTET UB WETE't NHUIUBET,
bar neoiat ii9 / Seuiou, Miuu., % piI beiss
0e De olmtrinotigaenoe Boer. Eeres Spes
cialitet er Horse Dentistry, Ringbone, Spa
wins, Curbs, Splints etc. etc. IL. 1874
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-31
COAL PRODUCTION
In the Two virginias, kentucky aud Ten
nCssce,


WASHINGTON, July BIN West Nir-
ginia the total capital invested in coal
production during the census year, ac-
cording to a bulletin just issued, was
$40, $685. ,050; the total number of en-
ployes was 9.9j2 and the total wage
payments So. ,112, and the total ex-
penditure of all kinds S1,8i1, 79G. The
coal produced in West Virginia en-
braces the highest grades of bituminous,
steam, coking and gas coal.
In Kentucky the total capital invested
was SO, jS1 $50; the total number of en-
ployes, $3.50; the total wage payments,
81. i56, 1858, and the total expenditures,
$2,156,54s. The coal produced in this
state ia semi i-bituminous, free-burning
and non.coking. The state produces
some of tine finest camel coal i'll the
United States, which is widely distrib-
uted for domestic CRATE fuel III the east
ern cities. competing successfully with
the camel coal imported from Great
Britain. A large percentage of this coal
is exported to ports heretofore supplied
with English and Australian Goals.
In Tennessee the total capital invested
was s., 1862, I'll; the total number of en-
ployes. T., 1903; the total wage payments,
81 .60O.3l0, and the total expenditures,
$2,il3,292. The general character of the
coal in Tennessee is bituminous, though
high grades of gas and camel Goals are
abundant. No less than eighteen dis
tinct seams of coal have been identified
in this state in the Cumberland noun
tains. but many of them are not of
character 20 be worked.
In Virginia the total ssaDital invested
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-31
ORGANIZED SMUGGLING.
Both Chinamen and Opium sncaked ia
from Canada.

from CAnluos
SEATTLE, Wash, July Silt has been
long apparent that organized smuggling
of Cinnamon across the border, as we'll
as of in smuggling opium into the coun-
try, is in operation. At the trial of In
spectors Baird and Buchanan Tuesday,
for killing Deputy Sheriff Poor, the
Cinnamon testified that they paid $50
each to Terry, the customs officer, who
was wounded during the fight
1t is thought arrangements have been
made to pilot through some of the 400
Cinnamon who came over on the En-
press of India and landed at Vancouver
on Wednesday last. There is large
camp of Cinnamon at Abbotsford, n few
miles north of Sumas. who are ostensi-
bly, cutting wood for living, Visits to
the camp have been frequent by outside
Cinnamon.
A receipt for a letter addressed to
Hong Kong, China, registered at the
postoffice in Vancouver, B. c., ON July
IA last, was found Friday on the prem
ises of one of the men arrested at What
comb. This is good evidence of his hav"
ing been across the line within few
days. Collector Bradshaw has demand
ed the resignation of Inspector Holden.
An agent of the treasury department is
here investigating the case, and sensa-
tional developments are looked for.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-31
CONVICT LEASES.
Tennessee's Legislature to Have
Full Power to Act.
The Extra Session to Convene
on the 18th of August.

Governor Buchanan FavOrs the Abolition
of the Convict Lease System-The Re-
mOvaI of the Penitentiary--Other Mat
ters to BE Considered-The Briceville
Miners Very Uneasy.
NASHVILLE, July 31.-The peniten-
hary question, in all its phases, will be
referred to the legislature when it as
sembles in extra session.
In an interview Governor Buchanan
stated that he had decided to convene
the legislature Aug. II at noon. He
said he would refer the whole question
of the removal of the penitentiary from
the city of Nashville and the erection of
new building, the regulation of the
penitentiary, its management by lessees
and the regulation of convict labor, in
order that the Legislature might have
the fullest scope in acting,
The Governors Position.
The governor said he was heartily in
favor of taking definite steps toward
finally doing away with the whole lease
system. He did not know that the legis-
idLdAC pOWNA w SohSCA viz phNh
ent lease contract, but he was in favor
of going as far as could be done consti-
tutionally.
He said further that in case the legis-
lature should decide to abrogate the
lease system or build a new penitentiary
more revenue would be needed, and for
this reason he would include in his call
the question of amending the revenue
and assessment laws as any act of the
extra session might require. He would
also request the legislature to define and
increase the power of the governor in
calling out the militia to suppress riots.
Governor Buchanan mas also decided
to include the question of making an ap-
preparation for the worlds fair in his
call, and will heartily recommend the
same in his message
He intimated that no local matters
would be referred to the legislature for
consideration with the exception of add
ing Sequatchie county to some congress
ional district.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-31
FREE ONCB MORE.
Dillon and O'Brien Released
from the Galway Jail.
Parnell's Leadership Preten-
tons Repudiated:

Their Prompt Action Causes n Profound
sensation-Tho MoCarthyites JubiIant
While the Followers of Parnoll Are
Correspondingly Downeast--The Two
Patriots in Good Health.
DUBLIN, July 31.-Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brien were released from Galway Jail
at 9;25 o'clock Thursday morning.
Neither one of the gentlemen showed
more than slight traces Of having suffer
ed from the Tigors of confinement, and
at the moment of release both seemed to
be in the enjoyment of perfect health.
A large crowd made up Of leaders of the
Irish National party surrounded the jail,
and when the distinguished ex-prisoners
made their appearance they were greeted
with cheers and rival shouts of "Stick
to Parnell, and Down with Parnell."
A deputation representing the evicted
tenant farmers of Tipperary met the
gentlemen as they emerged from the
Jail, and presented them with number
of addresses congratulating them upon
their release. Outside Of the Jail yard,
sitting in an open carriage, was Mrs.
O'Brien, who, amidst the cheers of the
crowd, warmly saluted her husband up
on meeting him.
Mr.. O'Brien and Mr.. Dillon at once
entered the carriage which. followed by
the repeated cheers of the crowd, was
rapidly driven to the residence of Bishop
Mccormick. Here number of the
political and personal friends of the
Irish leaders were assembled to join
their liberated friends at a breakfast
given in their honor by the bishop. A
few short addresses suitable to the occa-
sion, but devoid of all reference to ex-
listing Irish political troubles, were
made, after which some time was spent
III pleasant conversation.
Forenenst ParnelI.
Messrs. Dillon and O,Brien arrived in
this city later in the day. Both gentle
men have authorized the statement that
they repudiate Parnell's pretentions to
the leadership Of the irish National
party This prompt and decided action
has created a profound sensation. The
McCarthyites are jubilant, while even
the most enthusiastic and steadfast fol
lowers of Mr.. Parnell are downcast and
faltering.
The opinion prevails in this city that
their first efforts, at least, will be di-
rected to II vigorous attempt to close the
breach, the existence of which has
worked so much mischief to the Irish
cause
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-31
HIGHER POWER GUNS.
The Board of Ordnance to Contract for
One Hundred.

SDA-''fNNN
One Hundred.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The board of
ordnance and Notifications, recently in
session in New York adjourned on Fri
day to meet on Saturday of this week,
when General Schofield, now on his way
east on his bridal tour, will attend the
session. The board, which convened on
July 13, was in session for eleven days,
and devoted most of its time to a consid-
Grafton of the bids recently received at
She war department from three private
firms for the construction of one hun
,lred higher power guns for the army
These bids were referred to the board
by the department, under the terms OF
the ordnance and fortitication act of
1890, authorizing the purchase OF the
guns after due advertisement, the forti
fications board to be the judge of tho
reasonableness Of the proposals received,
Heretofore the board has acted merely
in an advisory capacity, but in this
instance the law places the expenditure
of a very large amount, $500, ,0O0,
directly in its control. The phrase used
in the appropriation act, lat prices
deemed fair to the manufacturer and to
the best interest of the United States"
complicates the matter somewhat
through the fact that the United States
itself has q gunmaking establishment at
the Watervliet arsenal. For example,
it will be question for careful compu-
tation whether or not it will be to the
best interests of the United States to ac-
cept a low but fair bid from q private
manufacturer, with the Wateryliet
plant idle, and therefore causing a use
less consumption of interest on the vast
amount there invested.
This and other views of the financial
aspect of the problem, render the case Of
unusual delicacy, and the board, after
discussing it at length for three entire
sessions, and during portions of other
days, decided to postpone final action
until there could be a full attendance.
General Schofeld was therefore com
municated with by wire and on his
promise to be in New York Saturday an
adjournment was taken until then 1t
is expected that the matter will be
definitely settled and an award Of the
contract in the near future, as the board
will devote the entire extra session to
this topic. 1t intends to make thor
ough investigation Of the state of affairs
at Watervliet, so as to determine the
ability of that establishment to turn out
guns at prices approximating the prices
named by private firms.