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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-10

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unierem feiten Mneinanberiteben, ais mir
auf bas Wort marteten, bic blitenoen
&anonen su itiirmen? Sbre Namen
wurben u.it ben uuirisen aufserufen uno
mir bOrten iie antworten ,,9ier!" Mbcr
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ne Der llniri9en ieiu. Sie tamen su
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teiten !9anoe nit ibnen unb nannten iie
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eriten Gooten. llnb enoli9 tam Mppoz
mator unb bic l1ebergabe urb BET Triebe
uno bic &iidtebr na9 @aibinston.
gStr ruaren ,pieber beinabe cine pole
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fen ;9ren lcbten S9laf al ben Dii9eln,
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-10
ANDREW J. ECKSTEIN,
GisentbImer ber
&ionitr MpotDete

Mem l1lm, Minn.
Meoisinen, Gbemitalien, Eoilettenar>
titeln, Barfimerien, Tarben, Del, Sir:
nii5en, Gjlas, 8i9er, S3reibmateriaz
lien pn6 Muitini initrumente itets tit GROCER
Musmabl an 2a9er.
9eecepte na@ meoi5inii3en &e9e(n NIT
er6Bter Bori iidt an9efertiat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
Democratic Clubs.

The Clay Ward Actives Democratic Club
met last night and had largo attendance.
Colonel SpOtswood and Mr. Harry NJ. Smith.
Jr., candidates for Commonwealth -attor-
ney, crossed swords in very friendly man
Is being carried on IN the most courteous
style and Is the most interesting contest of
the canvass Messrs. Winston Orange,
Gates and hughes. candidates were all pres
ent and made pleasing speeches. The can
didateS for city sergeant We're represented 10y
friends who presented their claims, and alto
gether the meeting was one OF the most inter
estingy vet held.
The Young Democrats of Butchertown. who
n few nights ago organized IL Democratic
club of that name. held "a called meeting last
night at Ryans Hall, No. 1870 north Seven
teenth street and elected a full corps of Of
fcers. as follows. President, II. New; Vice
President. L. j. Honeran; Secretary j. j.
Brady: Treasurer. W. q. McCsrroll; Ser
nt.at-Arms, Jacob Blake. They Will have
rousing meeting tomorrow night ut s
o'clock. to which candidates are invited
The Marshall Ward Democratic Club was
organized last night. The following officers
were elected: Joseph Is. Welsh, president
r. W. Teaze. first vice president; John A.
Curtis. second vlce-presldent; Joseph +.
Dickerson. third yice-presidont; i. A. Bowry.
fourth vice president John K. Grimes. treas
urer: NJ. a.. Walsh. secretary. Sixty mem
bers were enrolled. and the club was address,
ell hy High Constable Garrison. They Will
meet every Saturday evening at Springfield
Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
Extraordinary Surgical Operation.

SrAUNroN. Va. March H. Especial -
Great anxiety has been felt for several days
about Baldwin Wayt. the oldest son or Dr.
Newton Wayt. Monday last young Wavt was
on the street and attended the funeral OF DI
Cyrus Alexander Going home he complained
of a pain IN his stomach, which rapidly III
creased in intensity and became so great as 10
threaten inflammation and peritonltis. TWAS
escertained that the trouble arose from some,
thing the young man had swallowed ana
which had lodged in small duet OF the DOW,
els Dr. Hunter Mcclure was summoned
by him, as the doctors decided that IN opera
tion must be performed or death would he III
eyitabie He came up last night arriving
here at o'clock. The operation. which Is
one of the most difficult known TO surgery
was performed last night 10y Dr. Mcclure,
and the young sufferer has been dong as well
rs could be hoped for under the pnlhtul CIR
cumstances of his case. HIS iamly ana
friends are hopeful, but 1t Will be thirty-sN
hours before u final determination OIL the case
can be had. ..
frownino walls three insane persons, two OF
whom have been IN prison I'VE years and one
seven wears. The first two named present
most remarkable case. They are English
subjects, and, therefore. cannot be taken 10
any hospital nor almshouso nor can they be
allowed to 90 at large. They have been
charge TO the Commonwealth Tor hye years at
A. per day Sheriff Watts has tried every
way to get these men OF his hands. As a last
resort he wrote to Sir Julian Pauucefotc Brit
ish Minister at Washington. d. C., and re-
celyed reply from Mr.. Herbert, secretary to
Sir Julian, saving: There are no funds at
the disposal of this legation for such case
and Sir Julian regrets. therefore. that he il
unable to assume the charge OF William
Davis Sheriff Watts will next try Secretary
Blaine, and by this means the international
feature of the case may come up The jail IS
about TO be repaired, and these prisoners
must be removed.
The Kings daughters hospital board. at
its meeting Tuesday last. decided to rent a
building in which 10 open Their hospital
They have q 900 in cash and 80, 90 IN sub
scriptions TO begin the new building
stanton will soon lose one of It's most en-
terprisng citizens 10y the removal OF John T.
Iiggett who will shortly move 70 Charleston
W. Va, to go into the wholesale notion bust
mass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
HairbreaGfh Escape.

ArroN. Va. March captain John ;.
HAYS bad very thrilling escape here Thurs
day evening Just as he started for his home
in the Valley. Two double teams, unloading
at the depot. took fright at an incoming
freight train and stampeded. driyerless. down
the mountain road. Captain Hays had Just
reached the abrupt turn below the hotel
gate. where the road lies between narrow
nearly perpendicular bank to the hotel fence
on one side and ravine forty feet deep on
the other. when the runaway teams were
upon him. Afraid to risk the speed OF his
horse. "A skittish young mare. before the wlid
horses and the momentum or TWO heaVy
wagons on such a grade. the captain, with
rare presence of mind. and perhaps the III
stinct of old army escapades pulled up the
steep fence side and chung on us the fright
ened animals few by. one OF the wagons
grazing his horses TANKS III assing
A dispute letween Charles Nowcomb ana
w. w. Wells about tie cutting OF forest tim
Der eliminated in fight lew days since.
Newcomb was severely cut with Ratchet.
Mr. Har:wel Hawthorne Is Ill at his resi-
dence. Mountain View"
Mr. Wilson Smith OF near Locust Grove
church is consider ed III extremis.
An agent here is buying all the hickory TIM
Der he can get for his factory III Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
r,..,estIng Facts About Richmond's Wv
liens and Other Matters.

Mia, Fairfax. Of Washington. d. c.. is tue
cuest Of Mrs. Il. b. Addison. Grace street.
mr. George Ben Johnston has returneG ~
,ha CITY. after visit OF several weeks III w"
York. .., IA
Mrs G. C. Burgess. of Fluvanna county "
Waiting the family Of Mr.. ID. N. Burgess w.
go north Ninth street. >-,.t,
The nngman's box at the corner V D. ~ the
and Byrd streets has been moved iioi"
north to the south corner. 10,
Rev. Dr. Joshua Peterkin was worse t,e5 he
dsv. and last evening his physician is deoth
was gradually sinking. Sad asst 49, n''
ia only question OF few days.
Miss Mary c. Terrell the sccompIishleeu all
attractive daughter Of Mr.. q. ii. /. l lin"
- + ouisa. has returned home after spehu'"1
a most delightful month in this city
Tho ambulance was called last evening ~ \
o,olock to the First Police station 70 coloi -
how who had been cut on the near a."tion
knife He was treated and left NJ ~, Tue ho,ne
Mrs. Charles II. Chalkley VIII ID De az ar "S She
next Tuesday from 6 to O'Clock NJ r a
will be assisted in receiving ny White.
Uansarn. of Chicago. and Mrs. Ut. D. h' " '''''
% The ladies' Of the Woman's Christian lem EN-
r.r,noe TTuicn have placed IN the tlun l''; !
stations mt Laurel and Main ana IL rood
streets very pretty bookholdefS Will b0N
'' 1ienten@nt-Colonel W. T. Wickham leit
Yesterday for Albermarle county where he
perfected the arrangements necessary W .,'J
organization OF cavalry troop. II loi'ioN
the troop will be known rs Troop H.. ~
Mat hanks and Alexander Harris Npoeh
coloTedD became engaged IN hght III " nV
gro barroom on Grace between SeNehleent'
and Eighteenth street YESTERDAY allerh1 ~,
and during tho melee Banks cut Harris. iho
wounds are not serious. H.,
Mrs. +. :. GoulslOn, of Boston. IS spending
n few DAYS with Mr. and Dlrs. Jacob Edel' ~
5l4 west Franklin street. she Is OF her re,
turn home from Florida. and Is accoIhpahiou
by her daughter. who j. one OF the moss aV-
cOmplished vlOlinists in that city
Mr.. and Mrs. James Woodall. who were n
iured a few nights since by locomotlFe
striking their carriage at Eighteenth ana MAR
shall streets. are still quite sick. Dr. Levy
states that they areioothig gradually lmpro'iLhg.
Hon W. l.. Wilson. of West virginia Ia
not vet announced whether he VIII acGei'
the presidency of Richmond College.to WniSh
be had been elected some time ago. IL nc
should accept he will not assume MS uu1ie'
until next fall. ,,; o,d
Messrs. Stratton. Bendheim. Hudgin anu
about twelve OF fifteen other members oI ~ ~
| General Assembly went 20 Washington ~ o.t'
o'clock Yesterday morning. They were ~
cOmpanied by a number OF city pohuIS M :
and the following pages of the House ~ ~
Gregory. Julius Ashley John Is. Prevail Ll
/ Sheppard. Mr. Saunders. of fraEk,in' hnN
several other members of the General ASSEM-
bly, originally intended to be o. the parry
but were compelled 10 return home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
Harrison Pleased With Ills Reception.

PETERSBURG. VA. March Especial. +
President Harrison and party arrived here
this morning at 10 IS o'clock on special
train over the Norfolk ana Western railroad
from Virginia Beach en- route TO Washington.
The President, who Is looking very pale said
that be had enjoyed his "trip very much and
that everything had been done ior ms COM
fort and pleasure Mrs. Harrison also OK
pressed herself rs very much pleased.
Right Worshipiul Master George Potts. Of
this city. will go over TO Richmond 70. morrow
morning 10 visit Major A. q. Babcock. presi-
dent OF the Masonic Home in order 10 get
some information in reference 10 the Home
and the Masonic Fair. which is TO be held i'll
Richmond next month.
On Monday night an entertainment con-
tisting OF stercosccpic views will be given by
the Masons OF Petersburg 10 the Master
Masons mothers. wiyes daughters and
sisters. After the entertainment tho Master
Mssons' Daughters Degree will be conferred
by Right Worshiriul George Potts. Several
addresses will be made in behalf OF the Ma
sonic FAR TO bs held in Richmond and quito
number OF visitors from that city are OK.
peoteo 70 DO present. During the evening
thsre 10 10 be grand banquet.
:. The revival which has been Ia proeress for
the past two weeks at the WashinRton-street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
"qIePopuIar Minstrels.'

Primrose and Vests Big Minstrels Will en-
terrain large crowd at the Theatre TUESDAY
night March Sth. with company or iorty
odd talented artists. This attraction 10 so well
known L theatre-goers that It seems aiIllosI
superduous 10 do more than mention The TACT.
The general sentiment mas always been thht
the Performances of this company are the
bestminstrel shows which are given the motto
of tine comp ny being Originality pleas
ant surprise Is being prepared lor their pc
irons IN the shape of gorgeous stage picture.
rustic seats. blooming flowers and graceful.
clustering vines. which will give the stage an
appearance OF "A handsome garden. Among the
musical numbers will be u parody on Com
rades.n u tenor solo by Joe Maths. the popular
ballad Memories OF the Past" G. H. frim-
roses well-kn0Wn English Swell. ana the
refined musical specially The Musical Dale
feature that cannot fail t. please Will be the
March of the Red Hussars' under the per
sopal direction of W ii. West. with the part-
cipants IN rich uniforms. marching with won.
deriul rapidity and executing tho movement
with grace and precision. Another feature
will be the Borani Brothers IN amazing spe-
cialties. The performance will conclude vi wlih
Trouble in Backville IN which smith. Wal
dron. Jansen and Martin will furnish the iun
of the original Big -Four combination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06

LEXINGTON. Va. March Especial, J
The jackson Memorial Hall is the chief
topic of conversation here. Mr.. }. +. A.
h Sc the architect. has displayed design
which has been received b, the Virginia Mill
tary Institute board with favor. but which
the Virginia Military Institute faculty dis
approve OF.
4 noted divine, who takes lively interest
in the cadets. has suggested that the most
conspicuous place IL the ball be used TO mold
fine painting of tho battle Of New Market:
where several of tie boys were killed and
where they made so fine record.
Under tile management OF the Washington
and Lee University. Colonel Thomas Nj.
Semmes. Of the Virginia Military Institute.
delivered n lecture last night IN the Lee
Memorial Hall Oh The Life of f. j. jackson
as a Professor" This was one OF the series OF
Friday night lectures. and was more largely
attended than any OF the previous lectures.
The amateur minstrel club or the tniyersi-
ty Will give performance at the Opera
House Wednesday night for the benefit Of
| baseball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06

Methodist Episcopal church. c9noue'eu ,, nj lie
pastor. Rev. =. G. Bledsoe. ,ast NIGHT there
continued next week. Up 70 .a''
Ind been thirty-fve conVetsiiJ1I L,,vn citi-
VI ~ ~ Ryockwell wideiy-kho"n wv
%, ~ Prince George county ,-sNiL ~
Disputanta station on .nr ,v;th ma
Western railroad. was is, rlcne1n 10 dax
rnlysis few days ago. ti'' oo'''''o"
~ e,'nben brown. a former hardware
,,,~rnLont oil Petersburg. but now OF oha,la-
,,nn,a VAS paralyzed day or TWO ago hrs'
ID D'n-ies Edward Durkin the young man who
,.as mn over by freight train on the Noriolk
WI Western railroad yesterday a short dis
.anre west OF this city. IN now at the Home
f'r The Sick. where he is doing as well as
couid be expected. His leg was amputated
YESTERDAY afternoon.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Methodist sunday School Union Association
will be held tomorrow afternoon. The e1er,
cises will consist OF singing. recitations ana
reading Of reports from the several schools
An address will be made by Rev. ). IL. IA,
lery. pastor OF Wesleyan Methodist Episcop"i
church. IL
The United States internal revenue colec-
tons from the Second district of Virginia loi
tho past month were as follows: IoDac.o'
slOi 7O2.3i cigars and cigarettes. 40 Lac
brandy. % S26. special taxes, 81 ,OZO.4-' ".o
sos IS: SNUFF. $3.50: lists. $500. lotn'
Sl54 5G5.37. The exports for the month "ele'
Cigarettes. 2.4s9. COO tobacco. s5l. lO5 pouhus.
Master Carl Davis aged about ten years years.. u
son of Mr.. h. j.. Davis. prominent ih"Se'
here made q very narrow escape TINS morn
ing from being killed. He was horsep 1Na
riding. and when opposite Mr.. George Dea
dies. on west Washington street. the nolso
threw hun and lie was knocked senseiess.
His foot got caught in the stlrrup ana ne Wa
dragged for some distance before ms 1901 was
released. The injured boy was carried hohe'
and this afternoon is resting easy.
The Republican State committee, OF Which
General Malone ~ chairman, Will meet mere
some time next month. , Ill,
The Appomattox river Is still very hlsh'
and tie water is over the wharYes.
The Commemorative attorney to-day IN
stituied n chancery suit in the hastings court
of this CITY IN the name of the Commonwealth
of Virginia against the executors OF the late
Isaac Robinson 10 recover taxes on personal
property omitted to be listed by said Isaac
Robinson for the years 1876, ~, rs, ~; sO,
'sl. ~. 80. 81 So 'S6. 81 'Ss o9. 80 ana u.
In additi to the regular tax the law imposes
n heavy penalty for failure TO list for taxation
personal property. such as bonds. notes.
stocks. money loaned on deeds OF trust
moneys. &c. The tax 10 the city and stare III
the above suit will amount to several thous-
and dollars. Dir. Robinson was one OK refers
burg's wealthiest Hebrew citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
..Iha YnIse of Vow Nnrk.n

On Friday and Saturday this popular melo-
drama will be seen for the first time in Rich
mond. The company is represented rs being
superior organization. and has at its head the
well-known and beautiful actress Oracle
Emmiti. The plot of the play is
laid in New York. the foundation being
incidents that tbave really occurred in
the metropolis. Around the starting points
is woven NJ interesting aud thrilling drama
that has delighted the inhal itants of the large
Northern and Western cities. Added 10 the
good plot are some realistic and exciting
scenes that are brought about in a natural
manner. The engagement includes matt
nee on SATURDAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
THETEACHERS ASSEMBLY
A VERY INTERESTING PRoGhh""H
For TbI. Years Session or that Do''-'"
Behalf Of the Worlds Ihit
North Carolina News in Genera''

RnrIoH. X. c.. March 5.-ISpecial' Inc
programme Of the coming session "a ''' a.
sembly nj Morehead City this summer 'o"-
tains many new and interesting features
Amonc those announced 20 deliver auuieSSo'
before the assembly are DR.. Edward D JOY
ner Of the University of South Carolina ana
Colonel Julian S. Carr OF Durham. Colonei
Carr's subject will be. What Business Men
Fxpect of tho Public Schools" An exhaus-
tive discussion has been arranged upon Ills
subject. 1t is proposed to inquire into ana
show whether the schools supported by puohc
taxation are doing the work which has been
assirned 10 them 10y the State Constitution
and the State School law. A number OF
school officers OF the State Will take part All
the discussion. 100,
The intercollegiate oratOrlcal contest
for the assembly gold medal. participated III
by students OF all the colleges OK the state
will be one OF the new and interesting iea-
lures OF the programme. Speaking edl-
tOrially of the programme the North Oarolihh
Teacher says The assembly programme TINS
year will DO more Of a popular character tian
ever before. Ii is intended 10 make All the
work OF special interest 10 the people he
Teachers Assembly intends To keen away rs ~,
far as possible from the normal schooi luea
and II strives 10 be what IL set out 10 be-a peo-
ple's educational meeting under the direction
OF the teachers.
A special from Chapel Hill states that the
faculty of the University of North Carolina
have determined 70 confer no honorary de-
grees at the approaching commencement.
President Winston states that the fact mas
been recognized that the university must not
be so lavish with honors of this kind as 1t has
been N the past.
Mr.. Il. X. Bruner. North Carolina commits
sioner of exhibits for the Worlds Far. to-day
issued an address 10 the farmers Of the State
calIino ON them for collections o. grain, hay
and grasses of all kinds.
The board or aldermen of this city have of
fcially requested Mayor Badger to appoint "a
committed ON behalf OF the city TO accom-
pany the committee appointed by the citi-
zens' mass meeting t. be present at the
christening of the United States cruiser
Raleigh.
A special from Oxford says The roadbed
of the oxford and Coast Line railroad, ground
for which was broken few days ego, Is now
rapidly in Process of construction. j. /.
Pruden, the contractor has 100 hands at
work on the grading two miles from Oxford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
Appointed "A Visitor.

W. Martin. the leading physician or this
place has been appointed a member Of the
board OF visitors To the University # IT.
GINA. He held this position few years ago,
aud on account of the great interest which he
then manifested has been reappointed.
The new depot. which has been 50 long
needed. is at last completed. and IS very hand
some of its kind.
The store-room owned by Mrs. Giles. which
was destroyed by fire lust before Christmas
has been rebuilt and will be used by the
Farmers Alliance store
$ 5. Spuce has sold his stock Of goods TO J.
f.. johnson * Co.. who will conduct general
merchandise It re- at the same place.
Captain l.. III. Pigg. county superintendent
Of education, Is in Washington on business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
MAHER WEARY OF LIFE.
rRysupUorIrsr ATrEMpTs SUICIDE.
In n Fit of Dependency ovev His hece"'
Defeat bv Titzsimmons lie 'r''' "
Jump From n Flying Tr"in'

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. March 5.-lSpeciall !
Peter Maher. the Irish pugilist tried to com
NIT suicide ten miles from Charlotte to-niGh''
lie. Fitzsimmons. and party OF ten were
IN the ycstibule returning from the fight at
New Orleans. They occupied the state-room.
Maher was sitting next to the window ana
while tho train was going at Its greatest
speed Maher attempted to Jump out % Wv
window.
Fitzsimmons and another OF the p"iY
caught him and with difficulty pro'en''0 40
mad attempt to kill himself
lie was taken in charge by phyS'cinns "a
board and gwen an opiase, which put nun ~
sleep. When the party passed through '"''
city he was sleeping. J..
The effort to Kill himself was caused o'
dependency over his recent defeat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
Dialectic and Cadet Societies.

LEXINGTON Va. March Especial. The
joint intermediate celebration of the Diaectic
and Cadet Societies # the Virginia Military
Institute took place tonight at the Institute
Society and the literary man of the corps
presided. The orators were A. J. Orne of
Georgia aud II. A. Wise or New York: de-
Chalmers l.. Il. Gignileat of the District Of
Columbia aud j. Il. Thomas OF Tennessee
debaters. &. b. Cafeen OF Illinois aud w. H.
Williams of North Carolina. Question. Re
solved That college journalism is beneficial
to those immediately concerned" These ex-
tive.