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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15

- SH Der st. Spuller Sabrltpcr'
ltao. Gbeltenbam erp!ooirte am Mou.
tus lcster WO9s ein 8eiie( in Der Ga
cleoe 3iegelbrennersi, ,pobei bier Wdns
ltcr set6ntet uno ieds uerlekt uuroen.
Die 9ooteu iinb 2orrp 5uiip, % Sabre
aft, benz Der S6doel serquetldt puroe;
&epuolb 9ined, 40 Sabre, 100 Sus
melt bur6 Die 2uit aeidfeubert; SOIepb
gsdleD, 10 Sabre, Sdaoef ;erqueti6t
une SoDn 0e6udp, IS Sabre. bur9
Die 2uit seIdleloert. Der 8e1ef mar
elmer BON icds. Ser Madiniit bate
uerseiieu, ocnIslbeu NIT BaFsr 81 fill
fen uno lieB faltes @aii.r einStr5men,
iuabreno ocriet6e sliibte. Die fini
anbern aeiisl uno oas sarjs @ebdube
ipuroen serlt6rt. Die 2ei6cn Der bier
@etOotsten iuaren u5Gis uerItammelt.
- SIN ct. 2ouiier Stabtbolpitol
ltarb Der 20 Sabre alte Sobn 8ormar,
wel6er iiG in ciaem n9imcsM uieum"
als n@ldselier" ~p:oouSirte. GtS man
ben Wassn bes Sooten Gffuets, fans
man IL llnien @Iasiplitter, cine 4nSabl
rot:ge Nd5el, Sdrauben, sdnire mt
lonltige ,Gelifatefsn." Seho9 ,uareu
Die WasenlpdHoe rno Die @urseI burd
bic artitel nidt ssrlebt tuorben.
- Sn ct. Souls fat Ger As Sabre
alts Mior Fhilips, Elm hrutidcr @suli.
fer uno 9eiter ltiner eiaenen Gaprlle
einen Seibhmortu r'ub semadt, igben
CT iid Gu TaIdenmeiier in ncu unter:
le;b bobltt hub iih auBsrbem ned an
linfen Nrm nib Ter redicn Sdldft
Sdnittmnuhea b.iaruttc. TbiQips
idcint 9%ciitestraaf ge!usien Su ieiu, Dem,
Dbtuobl Subc, li,e or bod eiueu fatbo;
liiden Tater MI lem Eager int Spipiial
fomlueu uue iid III Den GtopB Der ia,
t6oiil6en Strife aufne9meH. Mud,
slaubt iid- Ybia,ps BON Den aRiislie=
bern bes Srbens oct American Pro-
tective Assoc alton, bercn Mitslitb
er fir5lid wurbe, perfolst, neil er an
sebfld Srbensse9simniiic oerrat6en
babeu ioa. 9biIips erlas am Sonn>
tag ~ielnen S%erlebunsen.
Der Staats=G eriiberunss=gom
glerbe miro ale Mitgtieber Der
Masonic Mutual Benefit AssocIa.
ton lpe!de ibre gieBmerts i6ulSis
blieben. rerf(aser. 9aralls eebt 6erz
Dor, bnB 2euie. iuslhe 2osen b%strii9er,
inbem lie m6slidit large idnlbis blei<
ben uno iid bann ftreiden iaiien, ge.
perantportli6 sebaIten iuerben
unb man ie sur 5ablung stuin<
gen fam, iuenn iie ctpGs baben. Gem
bes StaaisusrTderunss.G om=
iolteu ale Sroen fofgen, Inn
ben 2oaen "Dead-Bea cine ye6re
III Gbcit iuerben 81 ~laiieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15
fearS'
Soap

lpas ,piireeu Sic por'
5isbcn, rpenm Sic freie Dabl
hdltcm: Durdhiid9ti9en Gent
ceer r~eeelmd6iee 6elie,ts=
5ii9t?
1teer lpiiroe iidb ee'pib fir
eaG:Ite cntiebeieen, mo bis
il elmer aewinen 6ren3' 1T
2. fir 5eoen erreiehbar
NIau eebraudle p%ars'
SELF, uuo lebe oidt, ltne man
miro Sen be1ien GENT babcn
eeu oie llatur oem menldlen
p:rleiheu fam.
III Sdoeu ieoer Dirt Il,
kabcn, beionoers i'll 2lpo'
fhefen, uno Seute ieeen Stan-
,throutben lie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15

@ir tpolIeu oab iebe Mutter tueis.
oaB Seu9buiten uerbinbert iperten fann.
Der ridtiae aeu6buiten fonult ME obne
EN- Sor5eiden. Sic eriten Symphonic
1T 9elierteit, bann i6eint es als Oh bas
Sinh cine @rfdlturs SuseSogen babe.
nadoem fomnit Elm merttpirbiaer raler
9ulten, tpelder BON benz &eudbulten
oerfol9t miro. 9ie Seit gu tbun it
iuenn oas &ino erit beiier iuiro. Sin
paar Solen Gbamberlains Cough Sc.
n1eop tuirb ben Gnsriif binoern. Soaor
netlrt Der rare Suiten ii6 einsefent bat
tarn mon Senielben burd bieie Weoi.
ola o%erbtnoern. SOC bic Stai6e. si.
mon Bpeeer Srate Mo. 8infboelter &
Buerte, MOrriior Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15

lleberaa 100 Or. sfusuit a5niS'S
5amburser 8rnittbee einmat anse'
tuanot iuoroen, miro fid ieber bon beilen
@irfiamfsit iberS.useu.-S. con Cant
gen, Sppefa, Sans.
Wit @srsniseu beSease i9, baB Or.
NusuIt S6nis's Samburser Srppfen
eiu ausse5eidneies Wutreinisunssmit>
tel lit; ib babe lie ibun ieit Sahren nit
ben teiten Griolseu a~nssluaubt .-6reos
ertd Sauis, Baltimore, Mb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15

Die Sribiabrsmabten iinb in Dbio
i'm GIsemeiaeu siinftis fur bic 3epub.
tlfaner auseefalsu. SnGincinuati. no
ss ii6 nlleroiuss hauptid9li9 l,dr urn
grtuabtuns eines 6ihtsrs OesS superior.
@eribts banoelte. iparoe Der republifa-
niide ganoibat nit elmer Msbrbeit BON
1850 9timnsn ermdbtt. Sie M.publ;.
fauer efipd btieu 10 son Is Mitsliebern
oes @eIesgebm9sratbes. -Sa glepes
lanb erludbltcn bic &epnblinaoer ihreu
sdntoireftor unb idmmtlide ganbioa<
ten fir Sdulratb nit Mebrbeiten bon
900 bis $500. Die relisi5ie 6rase -
asitaiion se9en Die Satbolifen-1pielte
cine &oIe Bel Der Wabl. SIM Stabt-
ratb tuerbeu 13 @sputlifaner unb Z
9emofraten iiben. Sn 9olebo erudbl.
bic &epublifaner bas 9an5e repIblifa.
nii6e 9idet nit Nusnabmc oes YotiSei:
cterts. Sn Gancaiter erlulblten bic
&epu5lifan"r uabe5u ibr sauScs 9idet
e6enlo i'll Sprin9i,lb, Nttuarf, Circle:
bile. Gina, Sinolap, uno gounstoirn
Su 9aytou eriudbtten Die &epublifau :,
ibrenM nit einsrMebr
beit Don 2 Stimmsn. Die Demofrnter
liesten gang ooer ibeilueis in 2onocn
3auHsoi0e, Qaiance, 3apatoneta, Sre
mont, Nilersburs unb Sent. Die De
tbeilisuns iuar burdue9 cine ieb'
idpa6e. Sait ilberaa bunbelte es lid
Tim locale Siiues, iobaB mon benz STE
Iultnt feine natlouafpOlitilde Bebeutun
beiie9en fauH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15
Gin gutter Gamariter

..rS6 bin &aufmann uno gnauser"
ld,rei6t Scr. 8. 81. Sumpbrep aus Sen=
l1ellee, .uno es serei9t mir 5u arosem
Ser9nii9et 81 beitdtisen, bab BET idtpe=
rem !Suiten uno grfdltunsen QGen's
gun9en.galiam bas bette bon alien a,1r,
8auf offerirten Mitteln 1T. Sh habe
Tlele neranlaBt, es gu brauden. unb
teiner bat es bereut."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15
GudIea's Mrrica= Sa(be.

Die bette salbe in Der 8cft fir
S9nittlpunoen, Guetidunsen, geidwii,
re, Sal5fluB, Sie5erz nub 8roitbculen,
Sle9tun9en, s%eiprunsene Sdnoe, 9ib=
nerallgen unb Sautausi6ldse; iidere
&ur fir Samorrboiosn, Orer feline 8es
sabluns p%erlan9t. 86Iise 5ufrieben-
belt aarautirt ober bas @elo suriiderz
i~tattet. Sreis % Gts. Die SGabtel.
-5u uerfaufeu i'm eagle Srus Store
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15


5err sbomas S. SOsau, gulisei
sergeant, 2o5 q. guitle<s traBe, Bal
tlmore, @o., iast: Meine Srau lit
funf bis ie6s Sabre oil @dmerSen i'm
Gilden. Sic fonnte feline 9iuoeruna
erbalten big iie ct. Safo6s Del &C.
brai16te, tpel6es iie in furSer Belt tpie-
Der poultdnois beritelte.
Die gutpenouus bon Or. guauit
SOnis's hamburger 9rduterpfalter
bellte ausidlas int @eiidte, iporan ih
5u le'oen atte.-gbartes Climber.
HOS Glm=s traBe, 9ollas, 9eras.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15

Stem gurf, z. Gpri(. gauaQsrie-
2%ieutenant 8adus, ben man i6on iobt
seiast bate, tuuroe u~ersansene 3adt
oils Srriinniser na9 benz Sturtcuaut
S0uie sebradt. Gr peiB nl9t. iuas er
ieit ietaem 8eridiuinben setrisben Fat
uto mo- er s%eiueien lit.
Sopefa, &an., Z. gpril. @ou Den
los Counties bes Staates bat bereits
bic Salite 9elesuteu gum Reno.
fratiiden etaatsconoent, Der
am 20. april in suline itatifnbet, er.
haunt. SAT- obue Qusnabme lilo oie=
iefben fit gieoelano inItruirt.
Sn Slean, q. g., fat eiu 9oruaoo
Is Sduier umsepebt, ipobei mcbrert
Seute i6!.imm perlebt purbcn. e,
Ort 8rotunuills I'm Snoianer : Serrito
RUM lit burd einen @turm ppaltdnoia
5erit6rt fporoen.-Sn Baltimore bat lid
Sers 6neirermeliter Soiepb9 rcimel mi
ftpii5em Gleidmutb uersiftet. - Sn
staat Mifiiiippt limb 9dde uub Stiff,
iiber Die nfer setrsten unb GROCER sda
ben, tpiro bonn SOdipuiier anseri6tet
gei @inona, Mo., 9,ns elm @olfen
brnd nieoer. - Ser Streit I'M oa:
Gouoerneursamt in 3ebrasta iii befini
tiu teenbet, inoem bds Staatss Sberee
ridt oas @eiu@ beg feiberem @ouper
neurs SObn 81. 9bapsr absclpieien Fat
-Gie 5reibeitss6ttin in Der gap uor
Mew gorf erbalt cine neue Sadel boz
100000 &erjen 9eudifraft; Die oft,
tuar trob ibre $4,000 @ersenfraft mid
nett scnus iidtbar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15
Robert @alfer, E. S. MegRinon
5ermann, Mo. gem. weo.
@alfer & MfMiQan.
0rnnseigentbnms nno Self
SifeIS sesutrr
Sifels Nafntrr.

Veltsen be einiissn ios- gTunbbeEbes-u.
tunoe Sid er in Gnscoaabe gounfu Rn
stn 10000 alder dnerIei @run6eiatnfbum
Snnt Sertalf. Sdenfen grunoeigenttuw
pom abpeiensen E%erionen bic n0tbige 4mfs
nlertlanitett. getmittetn Anfeiben auf
VruMoelseutbunt. Cine ignsabI Der 4ina :
0ertanf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15

9aB Dir in Belt rathen! @ie bdufia
fonnnt es Dor, onB Elm l1nfa0 i'm Saule
paiiirt! Gin SAT- orer Stub, cine
S6nitt> pber 9ran5punbe, unb bann
meib iih feiner su beliel. 9esbalb
battle cine Slaide Saluatioh Ssl i'm
9aule nnb bn braudii bid nibt gu lors
qen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15
sSiderbcit inmitten BON 0eiahrcu.

Stes ideillt ein @iberipru6, mub audi quf
Sen eriten Bid 10 eri6einen. DAB es oieid,.
pobl mo9li6 lit, bat bic Grfabruna oelebrt.
Man nebme gum Seiipiel be1 Gau elnes
Ntenlben, Der in einet pom berWalaria helm.
9ell9ts1 Ge9enb wobnt. Cine feite 66rpet.
tonltttution lit feline ii6ere @eruGbr oeoen
oas 9efir6tete Sieber. $50 finbet mani eiuc
lol6e? Ser geweis lit IN einem 2eitrolrnl
po1 Tabe3u einem balben S%abrbunSert oelie:
tert Iporoen, bab Sotetter's @aaen z8itters
elm llberes Sdusmittel 1T. Tas Selb aui
benz o!eie glrsnei ibre @irtiamfeit ee;siat hat,
bsldrdnft iid ni6t ouf bieien She'll brsGon,
ttnents. SSn Siioamerifa, auf benz Sltbmus
pom Fanama, III Mcrifo, t6atiddlid iiber.
au, no ole pom Niaslner berriibrenbeRrauf.
belt IN beIonoers Acknowledgement @eiie auiz
trltt, 1T biei.s Sitters in unbesren,ter Nad=
rage uno als wertbpoles Seilmittel uncr.
tannt, 10 oab es pom slcr;ten pom 9tuf psr.
oronet niro. IS uirtt Slei6 fraftia bel
unre9ellnGBl9teiten bes O{asens, Der Ipeber
llno Der Seroaulnssorsane NIB bel Der
ldllmmen Yla9e, Der Grippe. Gs fGrbert
oen appetlt unb S6laf uno erpeilt iid ais
pelham bel G%beumatismlls unb 9ticrerlcroen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15

lehten a6tDeOnaten lanbeten itsseiammt
309,4s4 Gintuamoerer sesen 264.065 in
oemielben 3eitraume bes parsonge.
men Sobres. Bon oieien 3o9.4 84 pns
rem IS. 307 Deutfde.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15

@idt5 If eias before 8drgid aft tfiir
oie 8orSiigiidf.ii bon Or. Nan's Su1en
Sprup, dig Die Gmpftbtuua bsFel6en
BON allen 4~potbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15
Smldmoii6es.

Melbourne, Z. Gpril. Die Goros
tuelde bic Grmorouns BON
Seemins's Srau unteriudte, erfldrt
Deemits als ben W6rber. Gas @e>
ridt tuirb iest reselmdBise @riminalans
flase sesen ibn erbeben. Gfs bas
Beroict abseseben tuurbe. itelte iib Der
&erl gang unbefimmert.
Buffalo, ben 7. Ipril. aud iii
Canada beust man iid mobersen Sbeen.
Die @eiessebuns BON . ntarie bat cine
Bill ansenOmmeu, iuelde Jraucn gum
8edtsiubium unb sur &edtspraris su'
!dst.
Mleranbria. 2a., 6. Npril. gin
Sonntus tuurbe Der 55zidbrise Sauiirel
9atrid aeIeD bel 5iibuiae BON elmer
8anbe bon s Nesern uu1 ieines @elbes
tpilen ermorbet. 8ier Der MDrbe
puroen ~sefansen uno auisefuiipft, Del
anberen 1T man auf.ben. Serleu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15

Cine feline &ieiin inter ser; Yiuen
lit bic ct. 8ernarb 8rduterzYiae. Sic
bat ii6 bur9 lire auberOroentlide
9eilfraft einen iupbluerbienten &eltruf
ertuorben. Sci 8erltopfung, unpers
oaulidfeit, Wausel Oes Nppetits,
8ldbunsen, i6lebten @eldmad in
Nunbe uno auen St6runsen Der Inter
leibssO rsane iberrast iie ale Yateut,
MebiSmen, Die III ben i3eitunsen, So,
lenoern, oil i5dupen uub losar on Seller
ausppiaunt Werben. 9altet gu1 m
oas alte uno ebrlids beuti6e 8rdutcr
Mittel uno Sbr tueroet es nt6t bereusn
Die 81. Bernard &rduter<4iaeu iiul
in allen Qpotbefen su baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15
Nn5elge=Naten

@ei&aftsnUtissn, srfe Snleratis.. 10 S.nts
pro 3eile.
@ef@aftsnctissn, 2te unb isse ls.sease SIN.
f~eraiiou 5 Gents.
Stebenbt.N naeioen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
A SAINT NOT SACRIFICED.

A Report of the Execution Of .'snint Te-
resa" Not True.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 3O.-It Is
now stated that the reported execution
of the celebrated Teresa Urea, the
saint of Socoroco," some days ago is
untrue. The story was purposely cir
culated by the Mexican authorities in
order to quiet the excitement among
the restless Indians who were becom-
ing dangerous and were hocking to
Nogales in great numbers to see their
patron saint" and receive her wonder
full treatment for all diseases.
Saint Teresa" did attempt to return
TO her old home in the mountains Of
sonora and was intercepted by the
police, who gave out the report that
she had been shot. She was again
transported to the United States border
and warned that IL she ventured into
Mexico again she would be put to
death. She has taken up her abode in
Nogales, Ariz., just across the boundary
line. 1t is estimated that she was Wis
tied yesterday by fully 5000 Mexicans
and Indians. Many came from interior
points in Mexico to receive treatment
for infirmities and diseases.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
A EAST.
Two Men Killed and Several Injured Mt
Gloucester, n. j.

Two Men Killed aud Several Injured Mt
Gloucester. n. j.
GLOUCESTER, N. j., July 1.-Yester-
day afternoon q windstorm or cyclone
struck this city from the southwest,
doing great damage to property and
killing two persons and injuring three
Others.
For an hour or more before the storm
burst threatening clouds filed the west
ern sky to -he zenith, with an occasional
fash of liz htning. The air was close
and heavy and the light wind "a blow
iur o.ouds before 1t with hardly a per-
n .lble movement. BY 1 o'clock the
heavens were almost covered and people
began to hurry toward places of safety.
Shortly after 1 o'clock a few persons
who were on the beach were panic
stricken, seeing a black cloud of dread
full funnel shape rushing across the
river in q southerly direction.
With almost incredible swiftness the
cyclone bore down on this city. The
cloud did not approach with a direct
forward movement, but bounded from
the water like a gigantic football. Tho
path of the cyclone was about 400 feet
wide and whenever it struck the water
1t dashed it into foaming waves. Fort
unately no ships were in the path of
the wind and it wasted its fury upon
the river. In the meanwhile the people
upon the beach rushed for shelter.
Some jumped into the river and,
as the cyclone passed over
them, they dived into the water.
Patrick Highlands vas among those on
the bench. He ran towards Bogen's
pavilion. The wind, however. vas
| close on his heels and as he dashed into
the bnilding the cyclone struck it.
There was a crash Of falling walls and
Highlands fell dead across the doorway
with his brains beaten out with q heavy
girder.
A ~toboggan and merry-go-round re-
ceived part of the debris and were
wrecked. Behind Bogen's was the
humble home Of Hamilton. Hamilton,
wife and daughter were about to sit
down to dinner. With appalling sud-
denness the greater part Of Bogen's pa
vilion was hurled upon the house,
crushing 1t to the ground. Hamilton
was instantly killed and his wife and
daughter badly injured and will prob
ably be crippled for life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
yIIRCELLANEOUA.

A TEADY improvement in the volume
OF e~astbound traffic Is shown by tho
weekly statements. Last weeks ship
ments of dead freight by all lines, from
Chicago to eastern points, amounted to
8 1904 tons, against So, 1a2 toni for the
preceding week, an increase of i,7s2
tons, and against 80, 200 tons for the
corresponding week last year, IN III
crease Of IL, 7O4 tons.
A NEW bridge over the river Leven
near Leslie, county Fife, Scotland, col.
lapsed. A number of the workmen
We're carried down and five drow ned.
THE Texas battleship was safely
launched at the Norfolk navy yard.
THE sugar trust Is said to be going
into high wine distilling.
ST. LOUIS capital Is building u pow
der mill near Alton, ILL.,, to oppose the
powder trust
Two electric cars in separate parts OF
Boston were struck by lightning al
most simultaneously the other night
a score OF passengers were injured In
the panic that followed.
l. The Louisiana general assembly has
passed n bill whereby lotteries will NOT
be allowed in the state after December
81, 1893. The act exempts from its oper
ations the premium bond drawing o.
New Orleans
CIRc ULARs calling a meeting of Cath.
Ollie archbishops have been issued
New York has been selected as thu
place fu' the gathering and next octo
Der the time.
AN accident happened to the eaptivs
balloon ut the Crystal palace. London
by which Il burst Mt a height of l0t
feet. a Capt. Dale was killed and thu
three other occupants were terribly In
jured.
A COLLISION Mt Altheimer. Ar,s., of
the Cotton Belt caused the death Of five
persons.
The Colima volcano has broken on,
again, and the inhabitants of tina
region are in terror.
FRANK EDMoNDs, Of the coast survey
is missing. lie started to climb Mount
Corners, in the high Sierras
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
SHUT OUT.
The Homestead workmcn Forestniied by
the Firm.


he Firm.
PtrrsBUReH, Pa, July 1.-The Home
stead shut down went into operation
yesterday. There were 5000 idle tom
mage men on the streets and they have
invited the mechanical department, day
laborers and watchmen TO Join them.
They expect the men will do SO, and IL
SO. the entire plant will be idle.
The firm discharged all the employees
at midnight and notified them to report
for their pay at the office on Saturday.
BY this action the Caruegies have
clearly forestalled the men and by
making IL a lockout instead of a strike,
have placed them on the defensive. The
streets are crowded, but everything Is
quiet.
As predicted, the sheet iron manu-
facturers and A~malgamated association
succeeded in settling their differences
at a conference held last night. Mutual
concessions were made. The settle
ment affects about twenty. five compa-
mics and 10000 men. The Oliver &
Roberts Wire Co. signed the scale yes
terday morning. The firm employs 800
men.
During the lockout every means pos
sible will be used TO preserve the peace,
and the end Is desired by both the mill
owners and the Carnegie company. The
Amalgamated association has sworn in
twenty extra men to do police duty,
without pay, and the company has add.
cd a number of watchmen TO protect
their property. 1t is thought the latter
are all well armed and will keep q
sharp lookout day and night.
The trains are being watched by COM
mittees of the association and there are
men stationed all over the country at
manufacturing points to inform the or
ganization here should any gang of
workmen board the train for Home
stead.
A committee of workmen called upon
the Pittsburgh, McKeesport & Youghio-
geny railroad authorities and requested
that no trains bearing men to take the
places Of the strikers be stopped in the
limits Of the yard. The request was
refused, the officials stating that the
yard of the Carnegie steel works was a
regular station. The refusal Of the
company to comply with the wishes of
the men caused great excitement and
many threats of violence were made
against the railroad company.
The scale under which the members
of the Amalgamated association have
been working for the past year expired
ut midnight with a condition Of affairs
confronting both manufacturers and
workers that has not occurred in recent
years. The scale to govern wages in
the iron and steel mills employing
union men for the year commencing to-
day remains not alone unsigned, but
exhibits such a wide divergence in the
prices demanded by each side as to
place q settlement very far off and
probably difficult to arrive ut.
No immediate effects Of the differ
ences between the manufacturers and
their men will be visible for some time.
The majority Of the mills will shut
down for repairs and two weeks will
elapse before any attempt to recon-
mence operations will be made.
There Is still some hope that during
the interval the iron scale may have
been mutually agreed upon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08

SWEDEN Is the most Protestant coun-
try, for out Of q population Of 4,774,4O9 (,
only $40 arc Roman Catholics, or 10 out
of every 100, 600; and next to Il In this
respect Ia Norway, which Is under the
same sovereign, and has only 500
Roman Catholics out Of I, sis, s5s inhab-
itants, or ~ out Of every 100, 900. In
both Of these countries the mass Of the
population adhere to the Lutheran
Protestant church.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08

: THE paradise Of fishermen has been
found by Sol Smith Russell and his guests
In Minnesota, according to the enthusiasts
tic accounts that ara written home.
Charles Russell and William Warren
are so delighted with the place and
their hosts and the fish that they will
stay three weeks. As TO the fish they
catch You had better ask them when
they get home, 1t IL something like 81
600 an hour for four people, 1900, or
300, or three dozen, und every one
weighing ten or twelve pounds
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08

An English scientist has made a cal
-culation about the time IL will take to
I'LL the world with all the people IL will
hold. The present population Of the
globe Is supposed to be about l,467, 0OO,-
600; and he estimates that the maxi.
mum Of the inhabitants that can be
sustained on the entire land surface of
the earth is $685., DOC, 900, and that this
figure will be reached A. ID. s07a, or in
about $50 years, ut the present ratio of
Increase, which Is s per cent. per decade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
Zig Car Works to Resume.

ADMISSION, Ala, July IA circular
letter has been received from President
Cornfoot, Of the United States Car Co.,
successors to the United States Rolling
Stock Co, conveying the cheering in
formation that the various plants will
be started up at once. The company,
which is composed Of nearly all the
creditors and bondholders Of the old
company, will lease the several plants
from Receiver w. c. Lane, pending
foreclosure proceedings, and put them
in operation at onoe, thereby getting
the benefit of the demand which now
exists all over the country for rolling
stock
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08

ACCORDING to advices received from
Ounalaska things are going to he lively
In the Behring sea this season. Already
there lis n report that the war ship Mohi-
can has fired upon a runaway scaler.
The indications are that a number of the
poachers will defy the fleet and enter
the Behring sea at the risk of seizure
and imprisonment The migrating
herds are now near the passes in the
closed sea and the cruisers are follow
ting them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08

A CURIOSITY In the botanical gardens
at Washington Is a plant afflicted with
q genuine consumption Of the lungs or
leaves. There are three species of this,
all OF which are being cultivated for
this popularity; II Is the custom Of the
gardeners to throw away all that seem
healthy. The disease first appears rs n
white spot on q single leaf, which in
creases and gradually spreads over the
entire leaf and then to its neighbors
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08

On MOUNT WASHINGTON, In New
Hampshire, lives a little colony Of but
terfiies that never descend below 1000
feet from the summit They are COM
pletely isolated from others of their
kind. no butterflies being found in any
other spot in their immediate vicinity.
II is supposed that the remote ancestors
Of this curious race were stranded on
The mountains ut the close Of the glacial
Deriod.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08

THE cx.Emprcss Eugene, OF France,
will spend n part Of the present summer
Mt the castle Of Arcnbcrg, In the canton
of Thurgan, near Constance. The cas-
tle has belonged TO the Bonaparte family
since about 1925. Napoleon III. spent
a part Of his youth at the castle. and
the people Of the ncighborhood tell
many stories Of his pranks ms % boy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08

MATTHEW ARNOLD. when he was pro-
fessor Of poetry at Oxford, used to say
70 his class: "Picasc call me Mr.. Arm
old. I have always tried 10 stand by
myself and to compromise others ~ liz
lie as Dossiblc.~