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Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

We wsi Nieboczowach w powiecie
Rsciborskim spali}o sic IA dom6w
mieszkalnych II stodo}
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

Ma pomnik dla Klateckiego wsp6}-
redaktora "Dzlennika Poznahskiego'
zebrano 1873 marek.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

w WToruniu zastrzeli} sic zo}nierz
2l 60 pulku, IL podczas ostatniego
zaalarmowania by} nietrzezwym.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

w l}awie aresztowano kasyera
tamtejszej spo}ki, il SUPERINTENDENT
sic $1,000 marek.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

w Poznaniu, przysz}ej iesieni, cd
bedzie sic wystawa owoc6w.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

w Warcie pod Obornikiem male
zono zw}oki Ludwika Wolff proku-
rysty fabrykl krzyzanowskiego.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

Prey Brodach W Galicyi wydarzy-
10 sic straszne nieszczescie. W czasie
przeprawy przez wezbrana rzeke-
prom, ma ktorym znai idowalo sic
przesz}o 100 robotnikow, nachylii sic
z jednej strony, zaczerpnawszy wo-
dy, zatona}. utopilo sic go osob.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

Podobno jakis-ktos W Warszawie
wynalaz} lekarstwo ma suchoty. Czy
takze niezawodne W skutkach, ME
wiemy.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

O wielkiem zaburzeniu b6jce,
jaka miala miejsce miedzy 10000
strajkujacych robotnik6w a wojsk;em
W fodzl-donosza telegramy z
Petersburga. Robotnicy ci napadli
ma zyd6w bill ich-dop6ki wojsko
ME polozy}o temu tamy. Bardzo VIE
lie osob zabito poraniono. Jesli wie-
rye mona telegramom- -zo}nierze
wiecej sprzyjaja strajkerom, niz ~
dom. Obawiad sic nalezy gorszych
nastepstw.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

w Toruhskiem, W Ernstrode
wpadla l9-letnia dziewczyna W ma
szyne do rob:enia kuchow olejnych i
W momencie zosta}a zgnieciona ma
mase.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

We Witkowie rozpoczeta zostanie
budowa gmachu sadowego. Plac, ma
kt6rym stapie budynek, kupiono cd
hr. Zo}towskiego "a $4,000 marek.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

w Zytomierzu W Kr6lewstwie
przyt1zymano trzech zyd6w, kt6rzy
pod roznymi pozorami wy&udzali cd
uiemc6w pieniadze.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

w Samp}awie W Pr. Zach, znikl
bez sladu nauczyciel j., ktory miaa
bye pociagn:etym do odpowiedzial-
nosci "a prHeniewierstwa.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

Dozor szkolny W Szczodrowie zez.
woli} re W szkole katolickiej wolno
lutrom odbyt trzy nabozehstwa do
roku.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

Dzierzawca mleczarni Franck W
Pszcz6&kach pod Gdahskiem, znik}
uagle-po spieniezeniu r6znych
przedmiot0w.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

Egzekutywny komitet Amerykah-
skiej Federacyi Piracy W Pittsburgh,
Pa, wyda} cyrkularz, ostrzegajacy
robotnikow, ably ME jechali d. Chi
cago, gdyz dzisiaj pozostaje tam
przesz}o 10000 ludzi bez piracy. Le-
zy to zsr6wno W interesie tych ro-
botnik6w, kt6rzy tam pozostaja, jak
i tycb, ktorzy dopiero by przybyd
mieli.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

P. zu}awski sprzeda} dobra swe
Klonowo, W poblizu Tucholi-sp6}.
ce poznahskiej, kt6ra majatek ten
rozparcelowa6 zamysla.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

S}uzaca we divorce W G&ogowy W
Pr. Zach, odchodzac re s}uzby Ultra
CHA czesc zap}aty, kt6ra pshstwo po-
liczyli "a. -. gwiazdke. Take spra'
wiedliwosc!
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

dzladzu "a przechowywania rzeczy
skradzionych ma 3 lata do domu kar-
nego powiesil sic noca W wiezieniu
sadowem Grudziadzkiem.
w Trzemesnie usiiowano podohno
zamordowaG ks. Tomaszewskiego.
Aresztowano pewna osobe, podejrza-
ma nalezenie do spisku. (Czy tyl-
ko owe zamachy ME So wynikiem po-
duszczah rzadowych agentow? P. R)
Sad iawniczy w Copoty uwolnii
chiopca, ktory naleza} dawniei do
handy cyganow-a ostatecznie trud-
nii sic zebranina. Ch}opiec, jeszcze
dzieckiem bedac, zosta} wykradzio-
nym cd rodzic6w, kt6rych on sam
nawet ME zna.
Prey Brodach W Galicyi wydarzy-
10 sic straszne nieszczescie. W czasie
przeprawy przez wezbrana rzeke-
prom, ma ktorym znaidowalo sic
przesz}o 100 robotnikow, nachylii sic
z jednej strony, zaczerpnawszy wo-
dy, zatonaf. utopiio sic go osob.
studenci gimnazyow w Galicyi So
obowiazani rozpoczeciem nowego
kursu nosit uniformly. Poniewaz uni
form bedzie podobnym do tego, jaki
jest uzywanym W zak}adzie jezuicklm
W Chyrowie-panuje tez tu uzasad-
mona Ottawa, czy studenci beda wie-
cej pilnowad ksiazki, czy tez....
dziewczat.
w Buku w Wielkiem Ksiestwie
Poznahskiem zdarzy{ sic bardzo
smutny wypadek. Kolonista Fran
ciszek Drese z Cheimskich Olen-
dr6w przyby} kohmi ma dworzec po
swoich syn6w przyjezdzaiacych Pc.
znania, gimnazjum. Poniewaz do
nadejscia pociagu by}o jeszcze CO.
kolwiek czasu, przeto chcia{ konie
popasd. Tymczasem W chwili gdy
zdejmowai koni uzdy, nadszedi po-
ciag lokomotywa zagwizda}a. Konie
sp}oszy}y sic, powaliiy Driesego ma
ziemie, poranily go kopytami a mad
to przeszed{ lezacemu ma ziemi Drie-
semu woz przez glove. Ciezko pora-
niony niehawem umar}.
Gwidzyn. Il og}oszonego przez
landrata p. Genzmera sprawozdania,
okazuje sic, ze W powiecie kwidzyh-
skim miejscowosciach po level
stronie Wisiy istnieje 80 szk64 wiej-
skich 68 klasach: tych jest II e.
wangielickich, % katolickich 6 bez-
wyznaniowych. w miescowosciach
nalezacych do kwidzyhskiego inspek-
tora szkolnego po prawej stronie
Wis}y istnieje 81 szk6i o 81 klasach;
z tych jest So ewangieliokicb, 2 kato-
lickie i 2 bezwyznaniowe. Przy tych
szkolach wiejskich pracowa}o 70 ma
uczyciele 3 nauczycielki. z 81 szk64
calego powiatu jest wieo tylko "a
katolick;ch, 64 ewangielickich i 8
bezwyznaniowych szk6a!
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14
WIADOMOSCI ROBOTNICZE.
Straik wicdehskich dor6zkarzy juz
sic ukohczy{ wygrana robotnik6w.

Chicago. Sprowadzono tn stu ro-
botnikow Pittsburgh ma miejsce
strajkerow PREY wystawowych bu-
dynkach, kilka dni temu zatrudnio-
nych. Policya spodziewaiac sic ma
padu re strony straj ker6w, odprowa-
dzi}a skab6w ma miejsce piracy pod...
opieka pu}ki-owego symbolu ame-
rykahskiei wolnosci!
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-14

Z Babalic do Sumina rozpoczetc
budowad droge.
w Gdahsku rozpocznie sic budo,
wa gmachu targowego.
w Poznaniu, przysz}ej iesieni, od-
bedzie sic wystawa owoc6w.
Finger, oberzysta W Osiawie, ma,
falszowawszy weksli, zgina} bez VIE
Sci.
w okolicy Grudziadza rozpoczeto
W pierwszej poaowie kwietnia sadie.
ME ksrtofi.
Ka}uski wydzial gospodarzy W GA.
licyi urzadzi} dnia II maja wystawe
bydia w Dolinie.
Ma pomnik dla X Klateckiego wsp6}-
redaktora ssDzlennika Poznahskiego"
zebrano 136 marek.
w I{awie aresztowano kasyera
tamteiszej spo}ki, IL sprzeniewierzy}
sic $1,000 marek.
We wsi Nieboczowach w powiecie
Rsciborskim spali}o sic IA dom6w
mieszkalnych II stod6&.
w Szamotu}ach zgruchota{ koh
nos c6rce oberzysty Zandego. Dziew-
czyna drazn;}a konia rozga.
WToruniu zastrzel} sic zoinierz
2l 60 pulku, IL podczas ostatniego
zaalarmowania by} nietrzezwym.
w Warcie pod Obornikiem male
ziono zw{oki Ludwika Wolff proku-
rysty fabrykl krzyzanowskiego.
Dozor szkolny W Szczodrowie zez-
woli} re W szkole katolickiej wolno
lutrom odbyt trzy nabozehstwa do
roku.
Podobno jakis-ktos W Warszawie
wynalaz} lekarstwo ma suchoty. Czy
takze niezawodne skutkach, ME
wiemy.
Dzierzawca mleczarni Franck W
Pszcz6ikach pod Gdahskiem, znikl
uagle-po spieniezeniu r6znych
przedmiot6w.
w Zytomierzn W Kr6lewstwie
przyt1zymano trzech zyd6w, ktorzy
pod roznymi pozorami wy}udzali cd
uiemc6w pieniadze.
! P. zu}awski sprzeda} dobra swe
Klonowo, W poblizu Tucholi-spo}.
ce poznahskiej, kt6ra majatek ten
rozparcelowa6 zamysla.
w Samp}awie W Pr. Zach., znik]
bez sladu nauczyciel j., kt6ry miaa
bye pociagn:etym do odpowiedzial-
nosci "a pr@eniewierstwa.
We Witkowie rozpoczeta zostanie
budowa gmachu sadowego. Plac, ma
ktorym stapie budynek, kupiono cd
hr. zo}towskiego "a $4,000 marek.
w Toruhskiem, W Ernstrode
wpadla l9-letnia dziewczyna W ma
szyne do rob:enia kuchow olejnych
W momencie zosta}a zgnieciona ma
mase.
S{uzaca we divorce W G1ogowy W
Pr. Zach, odchodzac re s}uzby Ultra
CHA czesc zap}aty, kt6ra pshstwo po-
liczyli za.... gwiazdke. Take spra'
wiedliwosc!
Nauczyciel gimnazjalny W OF.
sztynle, pan DIR. Rudenik z Brusber-
gi mianowany zosta} tymczasowo po-
wiatowym inspektorem szkolnym W
Wartemborku.
Poznah. Mad majatkiem kupca
oberzystyA. Pruszaka og&oszony zos-
tai sadowo konkurs. Mleczarnie swa
sprzeda} pan Pruszak berlinskiej fir
mie Valent:n Sp6}ka.
w Bytomiu utworzy} sic Zwiazek
kupc0w katolickich ma powiaty. By
tom, Tarnowskie Cory, Katowice i
Zabrze. Przewodziczacym jest Szaf-
lik kr6lewskiej Huty.
We Framborku ma Warmii zamia-
nowany zosta} dz.ekanem dekanstu
mazurskiego ks. pr. Laemmer. Dnia
10 kwietnia wyswiecony tam by& ma
ksiedza dyakon Wobbe.
Kasyer w. Preuss, kt6ry skrad}
kilkaizieslat tysiecy marek kasy
pozyczkowej W Tczewie powr6ci{ do
tegoz miasta, gdzie 60 natychmiast
aresztowano. Niedob6r W kasie wy
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-20
GRAND MASTER HUGH M'CuRDY

Elected al the Irisnnial Conclaye, knights
Te,nplar, Ut Denver.
EENNER, A%g. IT, -The grand encamp-
mrnt Went into session ut tile usual hour
this morning ana the members Of that
body are the only ones Of the Knights
T.mplar doing any hard work. The prln-
cipal event Of the morning was the fire
mems parade given ~ the local depart
mcnt III honor Of tile visitors.
Hon. Hugh McCurdy, Of Corunna,
Mich, Was this morning elected Grand
Master or tile hniyhta Templar Of the
United States. Right Eminent Sir Judge
Hugh MeCurdy is q thirty-third degree
Mason, H. Il. deputy master Of the grand
encampment, and past grand MASTER past
grand high priest, past eminent grand
commander, past most illnstri0us grand
master of the grand council, illustrious
deputy for Michigan. He was made a
Mason in Birmingham lodge No A, in
1880, and has risen constantly in the order
since that time. lie has always been a
great worker in the order
Other officers We're appointed as fol-
lows: Deputy grand master, w. Larus
Thomas, OF Danville, Ky; graud general
issimo, Reuben H. lloyd, of San Fran
cisco; grand captain general, II. B. Stod-
'lard, of Bryan, Texas; grand senior
| warden, Geo NJ. Moulton, Of Chicago;
grand Junior warden, Rev. Fl. ". Ruyg,
Of Providence, Il. L. grand treasurer II.
Wales Lines, Meriden, Conn, collected;
grand recorder, w 3. lsaacs, Richmond,
Va. reelected. The remaining grand
officers will be appointed by the grand
Muster at the installation in the morning
1t was decided to hold the twenty
sixth trlenulul conclaye at Boston.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-20
WHOLE NO. 1906.
THE LAW IN THE CASE.
The Legislative Enactment Providing for
the Location of the Capital

the Legislative Enactment Providing for
the Location of the Capital.
The law upon which the capital ques-
tion is to be decided was passed by the
Legislature in accordance with prori-
sion Of the constitution and is as follows:
Section l. At the general election in
the year 1892 the question Of the perma-
nent location Of the seat Of government
shall be submitted to the qualified cleo
tors OF the state in the manner herein
after provided.
Sec. 2. Nominations of towns or cities
In candidacy for the place Of location Of
the seat OF government shall be made in
the following manner: There shall be
presented to and filed with the secretary
OF state certificate Of nomination con
tanning the name OF the town nominated
for the place Of location Of the seat Of
government, the name Of the county
wherein the same is situated, and signed
BY twenty-five electors residing within
the county wherein the town named shall
be situated, and containing with each
signature the place Of residence. bust
ness and business address Of each elector
respectively, and from and after the day
of filing of said certificate the town or
city named therein shall be deemed to
nave been regularly nominated and shall
pc tested on ballots as hereinafter pro
vided, provided that all nominations must
r. made not less than SO days preceding
the general election Of 1902.
SECTIONS and provide for the official
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-20
MONTANA'S LIVE STOCK.
MAURICE HIGGINS AND PAUL GOLDEN
BERGEN SHOT AT M1SSOULA

a $4,000 Fire at NIissoula-A Million
cates-N1ore Money Wanted in Kansas
sons of Veterans Adjourn.
HELENA, Aug. 12.-The state board of
equalization have prepared tables of the
number, assessment per head, and total
value of sheep, hogs, stock cattle and
horses i'll the different counties of Mon
ttlnA. The stock cattle does not include
COWS, thorough breds or bulls, and the
horses do not include thoroughbreds.
All the counties have sent in their re-
turns except Choteau, aud the board.
after waiting a reasonable time, decided
to rive out the statement without the
missing county. ~.
The total number of stock cattle last
yeur was G21,142; this year, exclusive Of
ClIotean county, it is 5.5.ll5. Estimating
that Ghoteau has the same number as last
year, 1891, the total for the state would
be GS9,G5f. Lii 1891 the total number Of
sheep reported was ,51i,7i5} This year,
even estimating EhUtcall to have no more
than Last, the number should be 1,11S,SslS.
Ihr number of horses reported in 1891
WAS iG1,31t, Allowing Clloteau only the
same Us then, tile total this year should
bf 1GS,2Go. I.ast year there were G,DG2
hogs: including Choteau at tile slme
number ;ls ltlst, there should be this yeur
1,U4o.
The chances are that Choteau has Kept
t,<f.D y+ith i,,4r.aca l,4,r 1,..+r, r.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-20
MAURICE HIGGINS SHOT.
The Bullet that Entered His Brain In
tended for Another.

Tile Bullet that Entered His l.rain In
tended for Another.
MlSSorl..N. Aug. l5.-NIaurice Higgins
received bullet in Ills brain tllis morn
ing that was intended for Paul Golden
bwgen, and cannot recover. Higgins
had been working all night at the fire,
and about 4 o'clock he was standing in
front of the Exchange saloon talking to
Tom Black Paul Godenbargen and two
or three other mon, when Il man walked
out Of the saloon, pulled Il revolver and
fired two shots III quick succession, and
Higgins and Guldenbargen fell danger
ously II not mortaliy injured. The pris-
oner WAS seen at the county Jail, but de
MED haylng been in amy trouble. He
says his name is John Burns and that he
arrived here u few days ago from Seattle
to work on the sewers. He was taken to
the hospital, where Gollenhprgen itlen-
tilted him as the man who did the shoot
lng. Maurice Higgins was removed to
his home on Main street Immediately
after the shooting An examination re-
yn;lled the fact that the bullet had en-
tered the forehead sq1lArely in the center,
passed through the brain and lodged in
the base Of the skull. The brain is de-
stroyee and is ooZiny out Of the wound
in tile forehead. Maurice Higgins would
llaye been - years old September l6.
He is the third eldest son OF the late
G. z. Higgins, Paul Godrnbergen lies
ut the Sisters hospital i'll !; critical eon-
dition. He was shot through tire muscles
of the left arm, the ball penetrating his
side. While the attempt to murder Col
denbrrgen was undoubtedly ly cold blooded
and prrineditatcd, there is reason to be-
lieve that the shooting Of Maurice IIiy-
gins was purely accidental
a later dispatch says that Nh. Higgins
died during the afternoon, and that he
will be buried Friday, August TO.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-20
- T-----7--I
Real Estate Transfers.

Transfers ul real estate were filed with
tue clerk aud recorder the past week as
follows:
Albert and Julius Bien to c. E. Gullptt,
lots /, 2 and ), block II, l.arabies adtli-
tlon to Deer Lodge; consideration, $500.
Lucinda; 3. Irvine to H. B Crabbe and
Park Coulter undivided one-half interest
in and to the Mary Y. and War Eagle
quartz lodes, in Zosel district; consider
alton, 5000.
Dan Mossburg to Vim. Duffy, onehalf
interest i'll the Elliston hotel ut Elliston;
consideration, $500.
Dan Mossburg to Chas. z. White, one
half interest in livery and feed stables at
EllistOn; consideration. 81 900
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-20
A =MISSOULA BLAZE.
Fire sweeps Both Sides of Front street
Doing Great Damage

Fire sweeps Both Sides of Front street
Doing Great Damage.
MIsSorI.A, Aug ia fire broke out
in the Blue Front saloon about 7 O'clock
last evening, and in Il short time a row
Of frame buildings on the south side Of
Front street was ablaze, the wind blow
ile the flames eastward. The fire
crossed to the opposite side of the street
and destroyed the old Rogers house, the
Eclipse livery stable and Il half i dozen
other frame structures. Westward on
the south side OF the street, :, row Of
wooden shacks were burned For Il
while the Florence hotel was in dam
ger, and the Nissollla hotel, in the rear
Of the Rogers, was threatened. The
wind changed toward the river and this
circumstance, together With the heroic
efforts of the tiremcn, spared the city Il
disastrous contlagration. The total loss
is estimated below $4,000, as follows:
Louvre building and contents $4,000;
Eclipse stables, ;e13,00O; Blue Front,
81 900; Emmett saloon, $1,000; Chinese
laundry, $500; row of one story wooden
shacks, $1,000; tWo-story frame, $1,000;
two=story brick, $4,000; Rogers house,
$4,000; frame store, $500; other frame
buildings, 1900; damage to brick build
ING, 81 900. The fire is believed to be
inccndiary. Insurance covers about
one-third of the loss.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-20
A Glacial Field in Idaho.

BOISE Ctrl, Aug. 15.-J. Schermcrhorn,
gcologist and miueralogist, who has been
working in the interest of ldaho's exhibit
at the worlds fair, writes under date of
August 5 that he has discovered an i'm
mense glacial field in central Idaho, be-
meath which are a series Of glacial lakes.
The field probably covers an area nearly
as great, though not SO thick, as the great
glacial field of the Alps. The glaciers
are located about % miles southwest OF
Shoup, amid anumber of high peaks not
down on the map.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-20
Nancy Hanks Queen of the Turf.

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.--Maud S. is no
longer the queen Of the trotting turf;
the proud position which she has held so
long is wrested from her, and Nancy
Hanks reigns supreme. This afternoon.
at Washington park, in the presence Of
10000 spectators, Bud Doble drove the
beautiful mare to beat her record Of 100
She not only beat her own record, but
lowered the record made by Maud S.
from 2:OS34 to 2:O714.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-20

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-Acting Secre-
tarA Adee today received a cable message
from Minister Egan, at Santiago, saying
that tile Chlian chamber of deputies had
unanimously appropriated $4,000 as an
indemnity to the sailors Of the United
states steamship Baltimore, and also ap-
proved the treaty Tor the settlement of
the claims Of citizens OF the United States
against Chilli.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-20
A MILLION IN GOLD.
Paid for Silver Certificates to that A AMOUNT
by the GuNernnent

I
by the Governments.
New YORK, Aug. 15.-A crucial test Of
the policy Of the government was made
today when Held clbach, Yekelheimer &,
Go. rendered $1,OOO,0OO in treasury notes,
issued on account Of silver purchases.
and demanded for them one million in
gold for shipment to Germany by tomor-
rows steamer. The treasury officials
made no demur, but paid out the money.
The transaction caused much comment,
as no home institution or banking firm
ever in the history Of the government
made 4 like demand on the treasury, aud
III some quarters the impression prevailed
shat the exporting firm took the step not
50 much to make profit on the shipment,
which in itself is too insignificant for the
bank or firm to consider. but really for
the purpose Of forcing crisis Assist
ant Treasurer Roberts said no steps had
been taken by the administration to pre-
vent or obstruct the export Of gold The
government Stands ready to meet all
obligations IL cold and will pay them all
II gold. Its free gold balances now
amount to sll2,n00,O0O. BY this state
ment Of Treasurer Roberts it is clear that
the government has already decided to
pay all silver treasury notes ia cold if
demanded
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HOW TO HARDEN COPPER.
a Quebec LockSluith Said to Have Made
the ilisrnNt.l.A.

the Discovery.
QrEHEc, Aug, l2-Locnl scientists say
one of the most wonderful discoveries
recently made is that made BY bl;lck-
smith OF this city named Ferdinand
4Allard. It's the long lost art of harden
ing copper. Axes and other edged tools
made Of hardened copper have been eN-
hibted by him, which rival the best steel
OF the present day, To pierce Allarl's
prepared copper, tested at the govern
ments rifle ranges, a Shot was fired from
forty yards distance. The bullet was
shiycreu into a thousand fragments.
Another missile struck more sVuarely, and
was completely fiattened This is
claimed by experts to be vastly superior
to anything the best steel could do un-
der like circumstances, and the matter is
to be brought to the immediate notice Of
the British Lord Admiral
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MORE MONEY WANTED.
.tiee Brewer Declares lie Silver Issue
All In1i,Drtant.

Justire Brewer Declares tile Silver Issue
All inpprtant.
ClIicAGa, Aug. -. David j. Brewer
ot ihe United States supreme court, reg-
lsterea 1t the Grand Pacific today With
his wife and daughters Tomorrow they
leave for ~ extended trip 81 the lakes,
doWn the ST. Lawrence and through New
England. After Tie adjournment If the
slIpramp court Justice Brewer went to
his home Ill Kansas ullG looked over the
complicated political situation there
the burning question il Kansas said
hr, "is money. II VIII be tile great issue
this tall. and the tariff will be uf second
any consideration. People want more
money. With more money they think
that many Of the difficulties and hard
ships which NOW beset them will pass
away. They do not care what kind Of
money they get 50 long rs the volume o.
currency is expanded. They favor the
free coinage Of silver simply because
free silver means more money, rather
think the Republicans are going to have
Il hard time carrying tho state The I'eo-
pies party and Democrats are working
together, and the combination will be a
hard one to beat.