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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-10-28
In once Sixty-one Years.

CHARLESTON. w. y. Oct PIT IL.
Miller, undoubtedly the oldest post
master in the United States, died NJ
Gaulev. He was $ wears old and was
annninted in 1882 by President Jackson.
Ite has been postmaster 4, Gauley con
.1-,.,--1--.L L. s-1l-.-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-10-28
MaIER-0MN MN APPolN-sn
E. J. wfssenhorn to Succeed ". \

+. J. NiCEenhorn to succeed ". \.
Norris as oftciaI GauScr.
NAnISoN, Wis, oct. I9-E.J Wjggen-
horn, 4 ievrjer Al Watcrtown, viii auc-
ceed ". \. Norris, Of Watertown
lRop.1, as gaucer Of the Western Wis
conein district of the internal revenue
department. The appointment viii be
made hv Secretary Carlisle on recon-
Menlatlnn Of Cn..eo.or Elnnm..-l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-10-28
NORTH WESTERN MAY GET 1T.


WEST SurEEIoH, Wis, Get. u The
statement was made to-day by a North
Western Railroad official that that road
Lad practically secured the branch OF
the Northern Pacific running from
Ashland to Superior, a distance
of sixty-fye miles With tine Lake
shore and Western, now owned
by the Northwestern, that road would
have through line to head Of naviga-
tion if it secured the Northern Pacltic'-
Ashland Division. President iIughitt
was here in June and secured an option
on terminal grounds on Aiouez Bay
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-10-28
PASSENGERS SEYERELY SHAKEN UP.
Engine and Mail Car on the North
Mn.term .Lmmnea tie LrAck-

:
Ia Crosse, Wis, Oct. l9.-Tho engine
and mail car Of passenger train 80. 8,
on the Northwestern road jumped the
track this morning at Medary. The
r>Ssenger- We're given a severe shaking
The accident vas caused bv the failure
10 close an interloekIng nMitch.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-10-28
DEATH OF GEN. GOURKO.
Noc0d Russian Military Commander and
GnYarnnn II Manc.m

''uootuh HliGat SUtllHdUlgE dilI
Governor OF WarS7w.
LONDON, oct PA dispatch from
'racow SAYS that local paper there re-
ports the death Of Gen. Gourko. coy-
ernor OF Warsaw. Gen. Courko was
born November ,, ISIS. He entered
the army as cornet iii tine hussar4 OF
tie Imperial Guard, and after passing
through the school OF the general staff
was created captain in 1852. Assuch ne
took part IN the Crlmeau war In lN51
ne was appointed commander Of the
squadron If the Emperor, in his rr.I-
ment OF the Guards. and i'm 1850 vas
created adJutant to the Emperor. In
1861 ne was promoted to colonel, took
part IN the campaign in Poland in
lhb5, was created a maior-gtnerai
IN THE suite of the Emperor in IS67, re
ccIYed the command ol a brigade in tine
Second Cavalry Division Of the Guards.
and IN 1876 vas created Iieutenant-geu-
craI and commander ot the game diyiS-
ION. lie played an important part in
the lurko-Rueslan war. He was -ub4e-
qucntIy made acknowledgement and
was later appointed governor Of War
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-10-28
WISCONSIN NEWS.


ence, and worth $1,000 1t includes
some 200 specimens Of arrow heads,
pottery, mortars, etc, illustrating the
history aud developments of the Amer
lCah ahOgIglneeT. The collection was
recently purchased from Mai Rust by
Mr.. Logan
Mis- SARAH T. RICHARDSON died at her
home in Madison, aged 81 wears. She
had been Il resident Of Dane County for
the past forty years.
WOMAN who registered as Mrs. Fe-
dersOn, OF Beloit, has been causing the
authorities at indianapolis, Ind, some
anxiety. She claims 10 have dreamed
that Harrison was To be the next Presi-
dent bul that evil forces are at work to
defeat that end, and she averred that
she had been sent there To warn Harri-
son. Having related her warming to the
e&-PresldcHt : private secretary she at
once took Il train for home.
NAN giving his name as ]. F. Haley
was arrested At Ashland on a charge Of
entering the residence Of J. c. Mastin
At that place
BCEGlAEs entered Q. A. La Budde's
hardWar" store at Elkhart and stole
about oIB worth of goods.
FRANK WALL, an old resident Of Madi-
son, has been adiudged insane. He will
be taken to the Mendoza Asylum.
MRs. 4. IIoKE, Of La Crosse, lost or was
robbed ot $50 nj Burlington, la. She
was on her way to Denver, Col.
WILLIAM CARSON and T. h Long, of
Fan Claire, have purchased an interest
III the Red Cross Lumber Mill Com
pany and the California K Northwestern
Railway Company The property con-
sl>ts Of two saw-mills, planning mills,
RAJ IIrDIi the town site of Castle ('rao
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-10-28
SILVER FIGHT ENDS.
Democratic AntER3p83 Senators VIII No
Longer Oppose the Administration.


- = ~ = = '''h-
Paei = @ clock to-day Senator lt3rrlS.
acting for the silver Democrats in
formed the silver ReuubIirans that the
Democrats had concluded ,I,t,g,..,.+,L
;,,..,II..I.
a., '''0 ''''i,S''',N'N l,l'" '"iHi'tt"-
toh thtN had deeided that their best
course was To- drop the fight against
the repeal bill and allow it To come 10 4
vote.
Sapator DrL.is .fT3,l,, ~, +.,.,I.
tt.
i'""'i'- i."i' N'N''i""s IN "I'alIE!i'E
l"r the ergntlnuatl"n "i The night against
uh'"hIitlohal repeal, Sald TINS alter
noon that vote would come probably
"itllh week, AZ there would be no OPP
position or attempt at hhhustcunG.
ne speeches WhiSh nave been begun
Will ne huishra, sald Mr.. Dubious,
&nd such other speeches AZ Senators
may dtclde I" denver. It i under
stood that MIR. lciltr has some
thing 70 say ana Senators Stew
art ana Jones desire 10 conclude
thcIr remarks. senator AiIcu also de
slres To make some further remarks.
! yesterday leaders on The l'cmocratic
eldc s;id lhcN would stand hN us II We
would continue the fight. Senator
ther determination to prevent a vote
from beng taken, even II meth
oiH mol Vet inNoktu should be used.
Nllh llls understanding We declared our
INTENTION OF Keeping up the hight inns
morning senator Harms gave the same
assurance, but an hour later he cam" 10
III" and sald that hc tClt II his duty after
tie assurance he had made 10 say he
and hls associates had changed their
minds This ends the fight
The so-CaIlcd trurlnau compromise,
which was expected to harmon
iZr all Democratic differences and
lead To a speedy solution of the ,iitii-
Guilty, struck a rock and seems TO
be a complete wreck. and all hope
OF getting II into port had to he
abandoned. The rock it struck against
Was presidential dlsappruyai. II had
been drawn up with the express view Of
getting something that the Democratic
senators could all vote Tor ani that
the PRESIDENT would sign, even If he
would n"tarproNe II uadNdnrr. 1t was
gwen out that tins caucus committee
compromise was acceptable" to tllc adj
mInlstratIon, and II was With that Un-
dcrstandIug that administration scua-
tors affixed their names To- a petition
asking the chairman Of the finance COM
nllttee, Senator Voorhees,, tn submit the
compromise IN tine Senate, IN the form
of an amendment to the repeal bill.
Several senators withheld their sigma
lures until they were assured ly thesc
ators having the matter IN charge that
il would meet with tire approval If the
President aud that the administration
would bc, IN fact, very well satisfied
with It. and would accept il as the best
tnjnG "hlaiahl" under IN" present CON
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

bleibt, mGbrenb bic Sattit perdnbert
tpirb, mie in ben Nepolutionstregen,
alsbann fallen bic @erluite RAID. @oq@
aie6t iib tpieberum eine getpife Miidz
bilbung in Der Satttt, treten mebr &C.
f9loKene MaKen auf, bann jteisern 1i@
bic 0erluite unb I'M, 10 raider, i, pouz
tommener bic GeuertpaHen tperoen.
Mber i'm Mnsemeinen, tann bic @ebaup>
tuns nidt ais autrefenb era9tet tner>
ben, bab bic @erluitaiHern fiA tn elmer
bauernb a%biteisenben 2inie betpegen.
M~lerbinas 1T Der fiebeniabrige &rteg
bluttser setpeien als bic fraberen. abtr
bic S@la@ten bes erf ten Napoleon ttno
bafir perlutreider als bic Rdmpfe
in ben Mepolutionstriesen, unb tpenn
einerieits MDrth @tonpille uno @raz
pelotte niGt IL piel 8lut t~oiteten als
Borpbino ober &olin, 10 tparen lie bob
anberer1eits mieber perluitret@er als
@o(ferino uno %&0nigsgrdB!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
Mcnjdenperlujtc III ShlaNten.

Man bat oftmals bic 6rage aufgez
NOR en-, pb bic S@la9ten nit Der fteiz
genben @erpoutommung ber 6euerz
Dafen in benz elben MaBe blutiger 9ez
porben iinb ober nt@t. Die @inen
p%erneinten bic 5rage, bic Mnberen be-
ja6ten iie. ga es feblt logar an ber
Meinung nt@t, baB bic @4la@ten Der
neueren unb neue5 ten 3eit frog Der Ser
beFerung ber Wafen minoer blutt9 gez
tporben feien. Mugenblidli9 getpinnt
bic e Mngelegenbeit Elm manufacturers
Snterei7e bur9 bic @tnfubrung bes
raud1&ma9en pulpers unb bes tleinz
talibrigen Masa3ineetpe6res. Wie
tperben 1i@ in Mrbetra9t Der Men=
5denberlul te bic S@la@ten ber 3utunft
geitulten? Das 1T bic i&mere 5rage,
tpel@e ben 9eerfibrern, ni9t mtnoer
aber au9 ben mtlitdrt4en 8erpalz
lungs unb DISQUALIFICATION bange
genug auf ben 2ippen i@mebt.
Da bat benn elm Dr. @oloff cine an
nGberno 3utrefenbe Mntport i'm Mege
ber gei@i&tli&en @ergleiAung gu geben
periu&t. SSn einem @uHab bes ioeben
erlwienenen Npril6eftes Der "preubtz
19en ;Sabrbifer" unterBiebt Ct bic
6rage iber ben ~Meni 4enperbrau4 In
Ben 9aupt1@la@ten oes leBten Sabr=
6unberts", elmer 1@arf1innigen uno baz
BEL bo@ 1e6r einfa9en unter1 u9ungsz
metbobe. ct gebt BON ber 1tarren ST.
neartattit aus, tpie lie lire Musbtlbung
CUR ;3eit bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erz
balten batte, er ertpdgt bic Dirt Der Mufz
1teuunq ber Mafengattungen unb Be-
tra@tet nunmebr unter Der glet4en 8ez
riidii@tigung Der Sattit, mie Der @afz
f%enlei1tungen bic ii@ e%rgebenoen @erluz
tie, 5obal6 bic @eere aufeinanoer itoben.
3und4ft gebentt CT Der @@la@t Bel
@enef in benz Roalitionsfriege gegen
2uopig ben @ier3e6nten, 1874. 3um
erj ten Male itanben bter an1ebnlt@e
Sruppenmailen einanoer gsgenuber. So,
900 Tranao1en unter benz grob gel Cont
be, $4,000 @erbiinbete unter benz groz
ben :Sranier. Sruppenausruitung,
taftt16e TGbigfeiten tparen chamber
p11ig ''glet4, bic 8rdfte a%nndherno
9lei9. Die @erluite in bieiem blutt=
gen, aber erfolgloi ZEN &ingen beliefen
ii4 auf ettpa Is Pro3ent betoer1eits.
ssSn Der @9la@t Bel @n3betm, in tpelz
9er Surenne gesen ben 9er3og BON
8ournoubille fo@t, batten bic Deut14en
8, bic Granaoien IL ~ pro5ent Ser
lutte. @s folgen bic Telo5iige in ben
Sabren 1888 1697; in ben fir ote
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
Wurbe in Der NGbe bon ct. 2ouiA
&c.,. Elm 3us i~iberfallen unb
seplanbert.
Die RGuber fprensten. ben @rprebma.
gen NIT Dpnamit unb erbeuz
teten $4,000.
umfaTenbe Mnitalten gu ibrer @e:>
folsung iino sctroffen
morben.
tporben.

Ser na4 benz Wei item beitimmte
paFasieraue Der MtKouri pacifc<
9abn, Der um 8 l1br 20 Mtnuten
Mbenbs bonn l1nionz8 abnbof in 81.
2ouis abfGbrt, purbe am Dienit1S
Bel Der Station Yacific, faum, 30 Wteiz
len bon ct. 2ouis, INN 9 1i2 l1br BON
Hdubern angebalten.
Ser 3ug fibrte $4,000 in Sob
BEL ii9. Sic @Guber, iieben i'm Cant
gen, beitiegen ben 3us in patific ar,o
parteten, Bis berielbe ungefibr l li2
Metle bonn Srt entfernt mar.
@Gbrenb apei ber Rduber pie So
fomottpe beoba9teten unb ben .Jnsez
nieur atpangen, ben 3ug gu )alten,
tebrten bic anberen gum @rpreb'pcgJon
3uriid unb oerlan9ten, bab tbne1 t:ez
1elbe ee0ffnet merbe. Ser @1p:'B5,te,
Der l1nratb mertte, berrammelte iofort
bic 9biire nit Mllem tpas CT ba5u fin
ben tonnte. Cine abermalise Mnfrase,
bic Sbire gu 1ffnen, erbielt feline Mntz
mort, unb barauf itedten bic RGuber
cine Dpnamitpatrone unter ber ST.
preBpager unb' fprengten bieielben
sic 3tpansen ben @rprebboten, ben
@elbf4rant gu 6ffnen unb ben Snbalt
a~us3uliefern, Der in ettpa $4,000 BE-
itanb. Bon ben Pafagieren tpurbe
Miemanb berlebt. @ouberneur Stone
unb Staatsi9dbmeifter Stepbens bon
MiKouri befanben ft@ auf benz 3uge.
Der @ouperneur bat fofort cine 8elobz
nune fir bic @egreif Jung zines Seben
Der 8anbiten ausgeieBt. 9ie poliaei
in ct. Souls parb unper3ieli@ BON
benz @orfalle bena@ri4ti9t. Sic perz
mutbet, baB bic &Guber na9 Noroen
hin floben, um ben naben Mifouri gu
errei9en unb bann in einem 8oote entz
meber ben @trom gu treu5en o6er na4
@iiben gu fabren: 9emgemGB erz
bielten bic 8eb0rben in Ct. Gbarles t.
leqrapbi{9 ben Muftrag, 19arfen Mus=
lug gu balten. @on st. 2ouis, Wa{bz
ington unb pactfc finb Mannf4aften
3ur Ser olgung ber fre@en &duber abz
eeoangen. lnatpeifelhaft batten ft4
lebtere borber iber bic Stele geeinigt,
an tpel9er lie tbr @erbre4en ausfabren
pollten. Sic Dpnamiterploiton perz
uria@te cine 8mei SUB i'm @epiert ball
tenbe Seffnung in Der ManS bes Waz
gems; bic Sriimmeritiide flo9en I'M ipeiz
ten umtreiie lumber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

Chicago.

Minterpei3en 65-72; @ommertpeiz
gen 57-72; @oggen 55-57; @erie
$685.; 9afer % "a; Corn 37-42;
&leie 1880; Mibblings 1900; Mebl
2.OO-4.1O; Simotbpz9eu 1900
400; prairiez9eu 11.50-13.00;
&lee1amen 8.OO-10.50; Simotbpiaz
men per 9bt. 3.25-3.90; Gla@s LOS;
@t;ere 4.55-5.60; &ube unb &inoer
3.1O-3.6O; @4hpetne 7.67-7.75;
@aufe 3.0O-5.25; 2dmmer 5.65-
600; Butter, Creamery 1920; 8utz
ter, DairD 17-2O; RGie , Creamery
1913; &G1e, @@mei3er 15-16; @ier
13-14; &artoffeln $780,; 3mtebeln
per SAB 2.75-3.00; @rb1en 1.25-
Its; MeiBtraut ber 9unoert 800
1000; Mepfel 2.OO-3.25; 8obnen
1.85-1.90; mbtstep LIP; 9oni9 6
-18; Salg As; gei&la@tete 9lbner
IL; @prtngbiibner 13-14; @nten IL
-13; 3urteDs 1916; @dn1 e per
Dbb. 100000.
Nt;nneapoliS & st. Nanl.
Wei3en 63-67; Moqgen 54-55;
@er1te 81; @afer 31-32; @orn 81
38; Mebl 2.OO-4.05; Rlete 8.75;
Simptbp<9eu 7.50-11.00; uplanoz
6eu 6.5O-9.50; Butter, Creamery II
-25; Butter, Datrb 1922; @ier IL
-13.
SomtD Omaha.
@tiere 4.OO-5.25; @toders unb
6eebers 3.0O-4.20; &ii6e unb &tnoer
2.OO-4.30; @4meine 7.20-7.25 ;
@&afe 400 2dmmer 400
6.25.
&anias Gin.
@tiere 4.50-5.6O; Stpders' unb
6eebers 3.25-4.65; &iibe unb &inber
1.75-.40; @9meine 7.10-7.30 ;
S9ufe 4.1O-5.3O; 2Gmmer AGO.
600; @ei3en $685.; @afer Is 80;
Corn 80 35; @ier 10-12.
Sionr Gttp.
@tiere 3.80-5.0O; @toders unb
Teebers ZOO 800; &ibe unb @inz
ber 2.25-3.O5; S@meine 7.15-
7.22; S&afe -; Mei3en 55-58;
@og9en 38-41; 9afer 25-27; Corn
28-29; Tla4s 1.01; 9eu 5.O0-5.5O;
Butter, Dairp 1913; @ier II.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

te, aelana e. inn, ben 8epeiS gu er>
brinsen. bab feline Mutter i'm Yeiibe
zines aroben 0ermS9ens tpar, als lie
8ina btiratbete. Dor Sabresfrtit itarb
..ie unb neultdb tpurben l1lri4 I'M
Dutritt @ertdt $4,000 sesen 8in3
augefpro&sn. Der proaeb mar in feiz
men Ginaelbeiten duberit ieniationea
unb es tpurbe bel f9mubige Maf4e i'm
@eri9tafaale setpaf@en. 9tna 1T eis
ner Der betannteiten Deut1den bon
Seras.
-Na9 elmer bonn 9pbroerapbii@en
Mmt Der W%esinioten Staten perofentz
li9ten S9iFbru9tare treiben .ii4 auf
benz @tlantti9en Osean iebt nabe5u
tauieno Mrads berum, bon oenen 1tt
itets minbeitens fe95ebn geraoe auf Der
pielbef abrenen Strede aptiden benz
&anal unb Nem Dort beinoen.
Wie sefGbrli9 iol@e ~berrenloie @4iFsz
lei9en ben nit rai enber @e19pinoigz
tett fabrenben 0ampfern uno AUDI ben
iibrigen S9iFen tperoen tonnen, 1T
1att1am betannt, uno es beroei4net oas
aenannte Mmt in ber Sbat fir ben
;3eitraum BON 1887 Bis 1891 ni@t pez
niger als 38 3ui ammeni tDBe nit treiz
benoen Wrads, bon oenen feds ben
l%1nterqana bes anrennenben @9iFs
berbeifibrten. 9em gegeniiber ma9te
Elm englti9es Ta9blatt ben @ori4lag,
bic in Metp Sort periammelt getpei enen
ariessi9iHe mD9ten auf Der &iidfabrt
einen &reuasu9 gegen bic Mrads UNI
ternebmen unb lie NIT 9tlfe Der mitz
qefii6rten Sprpebps perni9ten.
gin @etter Der inn porigen SABRE
Bel benz berii9tigten 8anfraube in
GoTeppiM in &anias aufgeriebenen
@ebriber Dalton lam bic er Sage na4
Sopeta in &anias uno fprang BON
oer 8riide breiBig SUB binab in ben
&ar1 Jas luB. Gr litt augen14etnlt4
an Ser olgungsmabn, benin am Wbenb
Dor benz Selbi tmorbperf u4e er14ien ct
in Der poli5e;tpa9e unb bat UNI S@ub
Dor einem @oltsbaufen, bon benz Ct 1td
perfolgt pdbnte. 9a ct ii@ pie Elm
8erriidter gebdbroete, murbe linn big
aum fo(eenben Morsen Sbba@ 9ez
nGbrt. Inn Neun cling er Johann an
ben EluB unb auf bic bariiber fii9renbe
Brude. On benz puntte, mo lie bic
6auptftr0mung uberi pannte, fletterte
ct iiber bas @elGnber uno fprang NIT
einem 9ellenbn S9ret in bas Waher.
Muf bic 3urufe BON Qeuten, mel4e INN
biei elbe 3eit iber bic Bride gingen,
fubr tbm elm 3ufduigerpeiie in einem
8pote befroltber Mann gu 9ilfe,
foHnte aber ben ung(iidlt9en err bier
gig SUP bon ber S%prungiteue errei@en,
bis tpobin bie1er BON ber StrDmung UNI
ter @aKer fortgefiibrt porben ,par.
Ser S9tFer 3og i'm in bds Boot uno
bra9te i6n bon Neuem in bic polt3etz
tpaf3e mo- ct NIT trodenen Rleibern berz
1eber unb fretgelafen murbe. Ser
5elbitmorb= Ranbibat GuBerte 1pdter,
baB er ben Sob 9efu4t bube, neil tbm
felt feds Sabren bas 2eben berleioet
lei; CT babe feline 6eimatb llnb mimi d.
te, bab ct init ieinen @ettern Elm Spfer
bes blutigen Samples in @oHeppille
qeporben pGre. Seit beren 90btung
lei er aiellos i'm 2anbe um1bergeirrt.
M(s bieie MeuBerungen Der Polt5et &C.
melbet tpurben, ma@te ii@ biefe ptebez
rum na@ linn auf bic @u4e, aber obne
Grfplq.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
SIN benz Spmn16ip Qancu1ter i'm

-Sn benz 9omn16ip 2ancaiter i'm
GpuntpM ellis in SSnbiana ri@tete
etne bermutbli9 aus einem Circus entz
mt19te Milbtabe unter benz &letnDteb
bet Tarmer 9roben @@aben an. Sbr
@e19ret farm cine balbe Meile peit gez
b0rt tperbsn unb bic 9an3e @e9eno be-
finbet fi@ in Mufrubr. 9ie MGnner
1inb f@aarenpei1e auf bic Sago na4
benz SPHERE ausge3ogen, btsber aber erz
folglos. 5rau Sames GumpbeQ, bic
@atttn zines Der reifiten 5armer in
benz County, mdre betnabe bon benz
Sbiere angefauen tporben, tpenn es
ni9t bon einem Tarmarbeiter bertriez
ben morben pdre. Dte @ilbtaBe ion
bon auberoroentli@er @r0Be fem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

- Sn Pittsburs itreitten bic
Mngeftellten idmmtliher 8rauere1en
CUR @%r3tpingung elmer 2~obnerb0bung
BON 81 Big $3.50 pro Mo&e unb eines
1Oi tinbiqen Mrbeitstages. 3pei
'Stunben fpGter gepdbrten bic bier
erDBten 8rauereien bic Toroerungen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

Die alter Mn1ieoler Des 1ibli9en
Wisconitn balten am %. Stunt TIRE
Sabreszu Union in Spring Safe Part in
g a m ab.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

net unb es lit ni9t unmDgltA, baB es
ap;i6sn ibnen unb ben &otb6duten gu
einem bluttqen Sample tommt.
- Sn Mlbuquerque IN Neuz
Merito bat li9 bie1 er Sage III ber
8ambinii fKn @9neibertpertitGtte Elm
aus ungarn gebirtiger, bon anar4i1ten
ecSbeen anqe6au9ter @4neiber namens
5einri9 Gi19ner eri@o1en. @r mar
bor etpa brei Monaten aus G6icugo
naa Mlbuquerque getommen uno. batz
te feline bortige Mntunft oamit gefetert,
baB ct @teine gu las uno lie einem &C.
mi lien 8lan9arb an ben &opf mari.
DeB6alb per6aftet, Qub CT an, bab ct
Mnar4tft lei unb @iienbabnbeamte gu
tDoten Dor6abe. 0ie1e b0ie Mbit@t
muBte er, bu Tie bereits in einem Mnz
fange 3ur M~usfu6rung cine 1anogreHz
lide Storm angenommen hatte, nit etnz
monafliGer @sfdngniBitrafe baben.
@pn 1einen M%itarbeitern tpurbe ct fir
einen gefd6rli@en 8uri4en gebalten.
- @roBes Muf1eben bat tur3li4 IN
9ou It . n, Seras, elm bort geri&tli4
entl@iebener T%amilienitreit gema4t.
Mbotpb l1lri@; @ohn Der @attin 6es
MiQionGrs Sacob 8tn3 aus eriter she,
tpurbe BON 8tn3, als ct majorenn muir
be, nit einigen 9unoert Dollars IN
bic Melt ge1anbt. 8in5 ertldrte tbm,
baB bas Mues lei, mas ct gu erparten
babe. l1lrih reiite na4 @hicago. uno
na9oem ct als Mufpdrter uno 1pdter
als 8u4balter %jabrelang geipart batz
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-29
~ ncnnrL - Connrmed.

WAsuyGroN, april 29.-Acting Score
tary of State Adee says the department.
has recei, ed no continuation Of the report
published in New York to the effect that
Minister Egan had been given his passport
by the Chilian government. Ilepublshed
report WIS that Egan had refused to trans
act any business with the Chilian minister
of foreign affairs, alleging that the lat
Ter had insulted him. and that the min
ister by way of retaliation, had given EGan
his passport. Secretary Adee says he would
not be surprised if Egan had asked for his
passport as it was understood that he was
about ready to return home.
Mr.. Adee admits, however. that the in
cident may have occurred, though the state
department. has not been apprised Of it. In
their feeling of resentment against Minister
Egan the Chilians may have attempted ta
humilate aim.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-29
PROPERTY DESTROYED BY FIRE.

The Presbyterian parsonage, occupied by
Rev. Paul Houghtaling, and all contents,
was burned at Rverton, N. j. Loss,
$4,000.
Aldrick & Roy's tin and copper stamping
work and John Ruth's boarding house
was destroyed by fire at Buffalo, N. Y.
Loss, 100000.
Frank E. Houghton's livery stable, with
thirty-head of horses and sixty carriages,
was burned at Natick, Mass. Loss, $780,
600; partially insured.
The pocketbook factory and canning fac
tory owned respectively by Thomas Haas
and f. H. Laggett & Co., was burned at
Riverside, N. j. Loss, $4,000; fully in
sured
H. Jones 8, Co., dry goods; Phillips &
Menarry, general merchants, and T. II.
Phillips & Co., stoves and tinware, suf-
fered by fire at Port Perry, Ont, to the ex-
tent OF $50, ,000
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-29

WAsuyGToN, April 20.-Tha elevation
Of The German minister mt Washington to-
the rank OF ambassador, which has been
provided for by the German Reichsug, viii
necessitate a change i'm the personnel of the
legation Dr. won Hollebeu, the present
minister it is said does not rank high
enough I'm the diplomatic service Of the
German empire jo he accorded the promo
ti0u to amJass ar.
Up to- uhe present the state department
has not been advised of the purpose of Ger
many to raise its diplomatic representative
here from uiListe pleuipotentary to am
bassad0r pleuipotentiary, but as Jle Ger
man Reichstag has taken the preliminary
steps, the department. is unolicially aware
that the change will be made. Until Of
fcially appr' ed the state department will
take no action looking to the promotion OF
Minister Iuuyon To- ambassador
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-29

WASHINGTON, april 29,-E. P. Baldwin,
the first auditor Of the treasury, has issued
an order which will prevent favontism IN
the examination Of accounts.
1t has been the practice tomake accounts
special at the request of certain attorneys
who have been doing business before the
department and thus hurrying them
through ahead of their turn This has
worked q great injustice, as men who did
not employ attorneys or could bring no in
hueuce to bear upon the Office were com
PEELED to wait many months for the settle
ment of their accounts.
Under the system some accounts were
settled rs soon as they were received, while
others had to wait from three months to
nearly two years. Under the new order
each account must be taken up in the order
in which it was received in the Office and
no account is to be made special except
upon the order of the head Of the Office,
and this order is not to be given except in
the event of some extraordinary emergency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-29

Would you rather buy lamp
chimneys, one a week the year
round, or one that lasts till some
accident breaks it?
Common glass may break or
not the minute you light your
lamp; if not, the first draft may
break it; if not, it may break
from a mere whirn.
Tough glass chimneys, Mac
beth's % Pearl-top". or Pearl
glass" almost never break from
heat, not one in a hundred.
Where can you get iti and
what does it cOst2
Your dealer knows where and
how much. 1t costs more than
common glass; and may be, he
thinks tough glass isn't good for
his business.
Pittsburgh. Pa. GEO. A. MACBETH co.