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REWARDS.

DEWARD - A REWARD OF S2j Is
IL hereby offered for the arrest and con
viction OF the person or persons who struck
the falls alarm lf Ere on Tuesday night. the
Sth Of this mon "a, from box No ia BY order
OF the Fire Committee OF the Council.
RI0 90 IN COLO. WRITE TO THE
FfV sVU Co Operative Bicycle Company,
Word Hunt prize Offer. Open 10 an
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A New Nonev Order Trrnfv.

WAsHINGToN March IA convention
has been concluded between the postmaster
general Of the United States and the au-
thorities of Autro- Hungary for the exchange
Of money orders between the latter country
and the United States
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Holman I'M the FIeId.

WASHINGTON, March Representative
Holman, Of Indiana, is a candidate for the
presidential nomination, and his friends are
at work trying 10 secure for him the support
Of the Indiana delegation He has made no
public declaration on the subject, but some
of his intimate friends in congress know
what his hopes are and expect to see his
uame 60 before the Chicago convention.
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short i'm His Accounts and Fled.

wmLIAMsPoRT, Pa, March 12-H. Hill,
OF the firm of Hill a. Swartz, underwriters,
is missing, and shortage OF 5000 is found
in his accounts as receiving agent for the
United Brethren Mutual Aid society.
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aEAL ESTATE.

TOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING
4 suitable for dry goods and trim minRs. In
a good location apply. DANIEL MCCUS.
KER, Third and Monroe streets.
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Ceorre p. Mclean Nominated.

WASHINGTON, March la.-George p Nc
Lean, Of Connecticut, has been nominated
for attorney Of the United States for the
district Of Connecticut, vice George q. Sille
term expired.
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A nc.nnrndn Lrnchcd.

ABILENE, Tex, March l2.-John Fulford
attempted to assassinate Newton Brooker-
son, a well known farmer, but only sue.
ceeded in inhicting one dangerous wound
A posse pursued Fulford, overlook him, and
be was shot and killed
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been made IL is
now stated that the official paper OF the
pope, The Observatoire Romani win pub
lish the above facts in its next issue.
Minnesota Catholics express qualification
over the rapid advancement OF Ireland
from bishop 60 archbishop, and thence 70
c'rdidal, but are deeply grieved over the
fact that it viii necessitate his removal to
some more central city, probably Chicago
or St Iouis
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nnlrinm and the Fnir.

BRUssELs, March i2-The Belgian gov
ernment viii ask the chamber for a special
appropriation for Belgiums exhibit at the
Chicago Worlds fair.
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Tho Third Party Increment.

with the representative Of The National
Democrat Colonel Polk, president Of the
National Alliance, declared unequivocally
for the third party movement. He said
that he expected to be nominated for vice
president at the Omaha convention in July.
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bishop is 10 be
made the second
cardinal Of the
United States, and
that the ceremony
will occur In Rome
during the latter
part Of this month.
The statement has
been made that
such action would
probably be taken,
but the official
notice has never
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A Miner crnsheh tn nenth.

ASHLAND, Pa, March l2.-At the North
Ashland colliery Mabury George, a miner,
was crushed to death against the shute by a
train of cars
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Young Mrs. Blaine Recovering.

NEW YoRK. March 12,-Mrs. James G.
Blaine, Jr., is rapidly recovering. It is ex.
pected that IN the course of few days Mrs.
Blaine, Jr., will give to the public her long
promised reply to Secretary Blaine's per
sonar statement alleging that she inveigled
his son into marriage
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colonel whlttemore A..lrned.

WASHINGTON, March l2.-Colonel James
N. Whittemore has been assigned TO the
command Of the United States powder
depot at Dover, N. j.
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More FOOD for Starving Russia

NEW YoRK, March l2.-At 3 o'clock this
afternoon, if the last portion Of the cargo
can be slowed away at that time, the steam
ship Missouri win weigh anchor and set sail
with over 6,OOO,OOO pounds Of -four for the
starving poor OF Russia
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Attempted an ImpossIblllty.

CLEVELAND, March 12-The supreme
lodge OF the Ohio Beneficial society, of
Cleveland, has failed for 100000 It at
tempted 10 pay fifteen dollar weekly sick
benefit and $3.50 yearly benefit on a three
dollar assessment.
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Den,ed nv Mrs. Potter Palmer.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Mrs. Potter
Palmer, president Of the board Of lady man
ayers, denies that the board intends TO sep
arate from the Worlds fair commission.
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General steele DrInr.

ORANGE, n j., March l2.-Bngadiei
General Dudley $. Steele. commanding the
First brigade, National Guard, New Jersey
is dying from a complication OF diseases.
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A Paper sued and Attached.

NEW HAVEN, March 2-Ex-Commission-
er Harry Leigh Of the board Of public works,
has sued The Union for libel, claiming q, 800
damages. The property of the newspaper
was attached pending the outcome Of the
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me- Ranr,r for nebrInq Sen.

WASHINGTON, March Secretary Tracy
ordered the United States steamer Ranger
in commission on April y. She win be un-
der the command of Commander II. Il
Nichols, and viii do duty in Behring sea.
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lam nrenkInr Frn.trnted.

NEWARK, N. j., March 12.-Nicholas
Fredelle and james Currado had almost cut
their way out Of the Essex county jail when
they were discovered.
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Ernzen 10 nenth.

DEVILS LAKE,, ~ d., March IA. viii
son and Ole Arson were frozen TO death
Many persons caught in the storm have
been rescued badly frozen.
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Mnnlen AInI. in rlnme..

PHILADELPHIA, March 12-The cotton
and wooden mill Of John Greacz & Brother,
At Bristol and Germantown roads, was
almost totally destroyed by fire
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Professor Remsen Declines.

BALTIMORE, March l2.-Dr Ira Remsen,
professor OF chemistry in the Johns Hop
kins university, has declined the Chicago
university call
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The nav stat. shaken.

Boston, March 12.-Distinct earthquake
shocks occurred at Gloucester, Marblehead,
Wenham, Hamilton, Danvers, Salem and
other points in the state.
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Mrr. Mcnnnnnll nInhe nl.hnn.

BRooELYN, March l2-In opposition TO
the wishes OF the Catholic clergymen Of this
city, who desired one Of their own number
named, the pope has appointed Mgr. Nc
Donnell, the private secretary Of Archbishop
Corrigan, Of New York, 20 be bishop Of this
dlocese In place Of the late Bishop LonRhlin.
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Perished I'm the FLAMES.

BELLEvnLE, Ont, March l2.-The house
Of Jacob Cronk, a wealthy citizen, eighty
years of age, was burned and Mr. Cronk
perished in the flames.
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Ia nlnh MANI ne.nnIr

INDIANAPOLIS, March l2.-lsaac B. John
son, one Of the city's wealthiest men, shot
and killed himself. He was estranged from
his wife
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Exams Recall AIooted.

VALPARAISO, March FIT is rumored
here that Mr.. Egan win be recalled 10
Washington shortly and that he viii be
appointed United States minister 70 Brazil.
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Duaerin at His Post.

PARIS, March H. Lord Duferin, sue
oessor TO Lord Lytton, arrived here with
his family and was met by Mr.. Lee, secre-
tary Of legation.
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WAsHINGToN, March Ex-senator Hill
win visit Savannah, after all, and win be
present at the banquet in that city on the
nth. He was impelled today, by the
strong pressure brought 70 bear, TO recon
slider his previous determination 70 simply
60 to jackson and return, making a speech
on his way back at Birmingham, Ala.
A delegation from Charlotte, n. c., called
on him at the senate and were presented by
Senators Ransom and Vance. They called
to ask Mr.. Hin TO deliver the address ia
that city on the Goth Of May, the anniver-
sary OF the Mecklenburg declaration Of in
dependence. He accepted the invitation in
few very pleasant remarks.
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silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, March l2-The treasury
department purchased $4,000 ounces Of
silver as follows, 10000 at 5000, 900 at
.9O0S and 2JO,OOO at 9O70 per ounce.
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Long Strike Lost.

PrrrsBURG, March l2-rhe Knights Of
Labor declared on the long strike on the
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Trac-
lion Inoq
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A schnnner Ashore

PoRT EATON, L. l., March l2.-The schoon
or Harvester, Of. Vinalhaven, Ne, wen
ashore on the east side Of Huntington bay
The crew was rescued
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blown from IIi. WAGON.

Fort DoDGE, Ia, March l2.-Thomas
Oneson was blown from his wagon by the
gale and his neck broken.
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A nInd M Ii Inrre.
snrinr.r nInnh nettel

PLAINF1E1D, n. j., March IA mad dog
bit two persons and several dogs in thiscity
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Great Expectation |!

impressed most favorab where the people
can thoroughly appreciate benefits whatever presented
We among good people almost strangers bringing wn
originality To establish confidence
among purchasing will the first calling your aen
magnificent rom then asking you to call and
formo racousiD
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Losr AND FOUND.


1 OST.-OF FRIDAY LAST A BLACK
IL Newfoundland dog. Answers 10 the
name Watch, Lost In western part Of city
Liberal reward offered II returned 20 No. lOll
French street
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KIlInd a Rurrlnr.

TAMPA, Fla, March l2.-Onicer Rowes
shot and instantly killed an escaping bur
glar. He passed under the name of Wilson.
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Joe nIa. prIre nIm aIaa.

LocKPoRT, n. Y, March l2.-James Fuer,
who was acquitted on the charge Of killing
John King, is almost insane from JOY.
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blaine Up and Dressed.

WASHINGTON, March Secretary Blaine
IS much improved He dressed today and
ste hearty lunch.
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WAsHINGToN, March l2.-Orders were
issued for the Newark, now at Norfolk, Va,
TO join Rear Admiral Gherardrs squadron
In the West Indies
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Blackmailer Moreland Sentenced.
LONDON, March II Blackmailer Francis
MARYLAND Moreland, the sixty-fve year Old
Oxford tutor, has been sentenced TO prison
for ten years at hard labor.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN CARDINAL.

Archbishop ireland 60 Ise Made a Prince
of the Catholic Church.
81. PAUL, March ~ The Rev. Father
Heiferon, who has charge Of Catholic af-
fairs during the absence In Rome OF Arch.
bishop Ireland, has At last received definite
adyices from the Holy City that the arch
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THE ARENA OF POLITICS.
Henry Watterson Out Against
Cleveland's Candidacy.
AND CALLS ON HIM TO WITHDRAW

The Kentucky Editor says the Democratic
Party win Commit Political Suicide -
~ Puts the Ex-Presideut at the Head
OF the Presidential Ticket.
CHICAGO March i2-Henry Watterson
,ahs upon Grover Cleveland to withdraw
from the struggle for the presidential nomi.
nation. The editor OF The louisville Cour
ier-Journal thinks the Democratic party
would commit political suicide If it were Be
place Cleveland at the head Of the ticket
He believes that Hin has done his personal
grave digging in Now York, and regards
the chasm between the ex-president and
the senator as being far too wide TO bridge.
MIR Watterson, before he left Chicago for
Louisville, said; II have never indulged
myself much in hero worship; Amy good
Democrat whom the national convention
may see fit to nominate win suit me. II
had to put a man in the White House, he
would be Mr. Carlisle regard him as the
best equipped Democrat in public life
Placing him aside, anybody viii suit me- II
he does not come from New York. The
factions there have made the nomination Of
any New Yorker impossible. Governor
Hin has killed Mr.. Cleveland, and in doing
80 has, think, killed himself
''The nomination must come west or 20
10 Massachusetts, Pennsylvania OF Mary.
land. II we could not elect Mr.. Cleveland
In lsSs, when he was in the White House
and when he had al the outer forms and
shows Of harmony IN the state Of New
the present vehement oppostioni Mr.
Cleveland made us a good president. Ii
great Affairs he has many Of the elements o
great man. 1 am sincerely his friend.
Not the Only Moses.
"But must contest, and sometimes fee
like reseuting the notion that he is our sole
our only and most original Moses in thi
matter Of tariff reform. Mr.. Cleveland al
lowed three years Of his old administration
TO pass before he declared himself Whei
other Democrats were struggling with tn
demons Of darkness he was passive an'
silent When he did speak out he spoz
wen, but he was 80 skeptical of the issue h
had himself precipitated he sent Mr.. Gol
man and the late William l.. Scott 20 n
Louis with a cut and dried platform, ignoi
ing his own message, ignoring the Mil
bill, and reasserting as the party law IA
straddle we had made in Chicago In 1854.
Il do not mean 70 impeach or CRITICS
Mr. Cleveland in the least He is ms good
tariff reformer as anybody, but he is d
better than half dozen who have an equl
claim with him TO the public confidence. !
the face of the New York schism il seen
his nomination would be sheer suicidl
and have so much respect for his sense
dignity and honor that take il for granite
that he will, In due time, withdraw h
namen
"Do you think Senator Palmer is too old
"Why, what is the matter with Gladstor
OF Bismarck. No, certainly not He is a
excellent man, and II there are no sink hol
in his record would make an excellent ca
didate. So would Governor Boies, Of low
How would Governor Russell or Governs
Patterson or Mr. German do II we decide
go east. The woods are full Of admirab
possibilities
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WASHINGTON, March l2-Representative
Springer is considerably better.
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KEk, Third and Monroe Streets.
DOR RENT.-THE STORE AND DWELL.
ing, f26 East Fifth street. G rooms and
ket street.
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MERCHANT TAILORING
THE DIAMOND STATE CLOTHING CO.

occupying ge elegant STORE ROOM in the old Will
NINGTON SAVING FUND BUILDING. Corner Eighth and Market
Streets remodeed fitted up expressly for
where will be than pleased greet those who interested in
Progression Pcea Fair Dealing and the Best Grades Clothing
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J.R.c. cORRELL,
date Of slOjs NarkeiIstree',A
No. S West Seventh Street

No. s West Seventh Street.
Someone having maliciously
reported that my business is
for sale and that | am about to
leave the city, | take this
method of making a complete
denial of the report. No change
whatever has been contem-
plated and | am at the north
east corner of Seventh and
Shipley Streets, where | will be
pleased to receive old patrons
and new.
have on nay lists some of
the best properties for rent, sale
and investmt Mt to be found.
J. r. C. CORRELL,
REAL ESTATE,
No. 5 West Seventh Street.
d4ate OF slOgf Market street0
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OVER A HUNDRED DEAD .
Men and Women Buried Alive
in a Belgian Coal Mine.
SALISBURY MEETS WITH DEFEAT.

The Government Beaten by Majority of
Five on the Morabasa Railroad Bnl-A
French Judge Threatened with Death
and His Home Wrecked by Dynamite.
BRUSSELS, March Am accident oo-
curred In a collery near Charleroi which it
is feared win result in great loss OF life.
Three hundred miners and large number
Of women were employed in the coalpit,
when there was a terrific explosion Of fire.
damp, followed at short intervals by two.
Others. The effect Of the explosion was ter
rife The cage and the yentilator at the
mouth of the pit were shattered The de-
struction OF the ventilator adds an element
Of great danger 10 the situation. The men,
if any, who survived the shock of the ex-
plosion are likely to meet their death from
the choke damp as with the destruction Of
/ the ventilator Il is impossible to rid the
mine of the gases.
The place az which the explosions oc-
CURED Is in the second gallery, 800 yards
below the surface, and work at this depth
Is difficult aud dangerous. Volunteers were
hastily organized and let down in a cage.
/
further caving of the shaft frightened them
and they returned. Five Of the ten men re-
fused to go down again as the mine was
flooding rapidly, they said and the loosened
sides OF the shaft threatened TO fall IN and
bury them.
The other five made the second trip and
reached the mouth Of the second gallery.
1 There they found few men who were
occurred These miners had run for their
lives, but had been caught at the entrance
by falling timbers All had broken bones
and three We're 70 firmly lodged In the
wreck that the rescue party dared not wait
10 extricate them. Five OF the wounded
were brought up ON the second trip, and
two Others and five dead were brought up
ON the third
The work of Rescue.
The rescued men say that twenty-five Of
the miners still imprisoned are women.
There are about 200 in all still TO be account
ed FOR II IS thought that those nearest the
first cayein in the gallery may be rescued
alive. Those furthcst from the entrance Of
the gallery have probably been suhocated
before this and ii not win die before they
can be reached.
The work has been set back twice by the
4 caving Of great blocks Of soil and stone FROM
the sides Of the wrecked shaft and since the
third trip il has been extremely difficult tc
got volunteers FOR the work Of rescue. The
superintendent Of the mine twice went
down 200 feet, bat returned saying that the
chances would BE- four TO one against him 4
+ he went lower A fourth body OF rescueu
, was organized and they made the descent
4 with many misgivings.
They succeeded, however, and cleared
away the debris az the entrance OF the gal
lery aud found twenty-five dead bodies, five
of them women Most Of the bodies wer'
A terribly mutilated Others showed but
I few fractures OF the limbs. Death had beer
! caused apparently by suffocation. This res
. cue party again brayely returned TO the gal
q lery and have not yet returned.
The loss Of life viii number at least ia
souls
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DOR RENT CIGAR STORE AND FIXT-
ures. 301 Madison street. Sl4; Dwelling 5)9
Madison street. Sl2.0
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at my stables southeast corner
OF Third and Orange streets, Win ington, Del.
on SATURDAY, MARCH 10.

Thirty-fye head OF young driving horses.
Among them are some large. Young work
mares. The balance drivers and general pur.
pose horses Hhey are at my able now and
can be seen or driven. Persons wantirg <
good horses should not miss seeing them. as
they have been selected especially for this
sale. Catalogues can be had at the stables.
Ninety days credit.
WILLIAM &. MsRrIN.
l.. w SrIDHAM \ Son. Au' tioneers.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-30
Mississippi Waterloo

The Democratic county convention
of Choctaw county, Miss, as reported
Ivy u. i. Oswald, Of AcIierman;
The frs: day Of June, 1892, will b,
memorable in the history OF party po-
lititcs Of CEoctaw county, Mississippi.
On this day the Democratic party Of
this, one of The most solid Democratic
counties in the state, was wiped ont,
and the Peoples party organized in
il. stead.
The day was set apart by the state
Democratic executive committee for
the county to hold mass meeting
to elect delegates for the stat. Demo
cratic convention. Those who assem-
BLEED on Til, occasion were, in the
main, the men who had been holding
Democratic mass meetings on prev
/ inus occasions; hut it Was soon mani
Tested that a large per cent of them
were tired Of modern Democracy \
council was hel,! and the conclusion
reached WAS to organize People S
party which was consumed, and del
gates elected to the state People s
party convention.
\ few of the old party bosses pro.
c@edcd to hold ii ras!ss meeting, bui
could muster only ten men, all told
which was composed Of lawyers, m, +
chants and doctors. ami represents
Clevelands strength in the country
| think ain safe in making tbs
prediction that III least nine tcntils 81
Choc'aw county vote in the Nonen!Icl
election will be cast for the Peoples
party candidate for president
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-30

Aspen. Co!ora1io.

Ha. ED:-os-A pen, marvellous
ASPEN: is located Oh Roaring I'erI,
river. some forty miles ab,yc Glen
"s'oi Springs, sad Il !ihs: distance
from t',2 town %: !.,A ltillc. l. is til
county seat Of l,it;::i1 county. which
III s;::a is raa.Iy t.,a. ni tn. state Of
T.. L aid aa,: whose natural W, at /:
att vou. ,erfai !;rss|u":.cn ut .nt.l en-
-i.Y.. ore has inaci,: rs !.;,:;;" familiar
IS household words, It is har...t
tg:rlva YEAS in" i was serted Tie
mining, camp of Aspen, the tran5.;io:
from lii: shipment If ore w pact,
trains or teams over ti,e Great cent!
neuti:l divide 10 die smooth. rolling
cars of Denver and RIO t;.aa,,e, a'r!
the t).ora |, Midland railroads he-
sprail, Il progress us.>ut;.. in its.'f
AMI yet progression has been the
wt.chwnra If Aspen from the very
start. The }.i.e>t miniEo. machinery
III liz state IS here, in hc, mine, az,
the most powerful &l,lap:ng plants,
! he thousands Of dollars are always
ready to he expended whcn The mining
men believe pay or: is soon to lie
s;ruck. The enormous a,a )unt C.
81 Goa, ono is dug from the ground
in and aholt Aspen every mont' Of
the year; indeed, the past year has
been made memorable by wonderful,
, strikes of mineral. calculated to ill
crease the conf ;cEce Investors have
-: The vast resources Of The camp.
The population Of Aspen is constant
~ Oh the increase. To-day it is placed
at The figure Of eleven thousand and
/ another decade will without doubt
SEE this figure twice doubled. Those
who look here 10 sts, the cI,aract.rist-
| les Of he world an,l rowt'y west must
90 further To eratif, their curiosity.
Already in the style of public and
!sllN..te buildings, she compares with
cities twice It's size There is not :,
w cant house and over $40 were built
last yea, done, aveia.,in. uea1.'y one !,
day. 1,ircty-seycn aud one half per
cent. Of the taxes Of last wear are
paid, making higher percentage
(1han any other county in Colorado a
! fact her citizens may well be proati
of. The climate of Aspen is delight
full, Those who have experienced!
the charms and i vncss Of Colorado
atmosphere viii testify to this The
streets and dwellings, :.re lighted with
electricity. Over 1890 children are
taught il three we'll built sad fitted
~ school houses, Nv corps cf con
pctent teachcrz. CI.urcile, Of all ,,e-
nominations are pro%per.n~, Ea.ih'n-r
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-30

facilities are first class Hotels are
excellent ani the yaroi.s groups of
mines give employment to Il SMALL
army OF Ill workers, The press is
well represented and morning and
evening 'lailIes. Together with three
weekly papers, serve 70 keep The
news OF the out side world II brisk
,.iSs.;ii;.t:nn
10 De brief, Aspen is rrosporoHs
and yro.:1i:5 Itself and It, sur.stuu
,'in:sS afford = future, o: confidence ami
ho;:t sud lie ii.:,les 40 mistake who
casts il his lot with lier prepared to
labor for his y WI ;,ntt his towns AL
yauccina.t
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