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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-18
8e8a'S @ermania.

9ie fir bas r1eue &ei9stagsgebdu6e>
in Berlin na4 benz @nttpurf bes pro<
feHor @einbolb 8egas ansefertigte Ro=
loKalgruppe Der @ermania 1T nunmehr
in ber WertftGtte. bes Min4ener 9ofz
tupferi@miebes 9einri4 SeiB bollenbet.
unb 3ur Notwithstanding na4 Gbicago
berf4idt tperben. Die @ruppen, gang;
in &upfer getrieben, felt bic @ermaz
MIA in gotbii9er Miiitung na4 MGnz
nerart gu Yferbe iibenb por, in Der lin
fen 9arb einen S@ilb nit BET Rei4sz
fabne baltenb. Das ftol5e pferb Der
@ermania nirb CUR &e4ten am GU
gel BON einem 4 Meter boben &rieger'
9efiibrt, ber auf Der redten @4ulter
palme unb @9tpert trdgt; ben linte1
3iigel bdlt cine glei4 grobe @tctoria.
Sic leift befubt @ieg unb 5rieben
bur4 Bic po5aune bertinbet. Die
6Dbe Der @ermanin Biz CUR Gabnen@
IpiBe betrdgt $50 Mtr. Sur 9erz
teIunq ber @e1ammtgruppe tpurben
ca. 120 Gentner &upfer unb ca. 100
Gentner @i1en Tim Snnern Der
@ruppe) pertpenbet. Das @an3e muir
be nit funitlider griiner parttna ber<
5eben, bic nadten STEELE ber Gtguren:
in lei9tem Son, 10 bab bic Rupterz:
farbe tparm burdN@immert, bic @e~
manbung in bamtleren @}riin. Die
&oloNalg ruppe ptrb in elmer 90be
BON ca. 10 Bis 90 Meter auf bas neue
@ei9stags9ebdube in Berlin aufge1ebt
perben. Sur @erf@idung mad @bi=
caeo 1T bic @ruppe in 13 @tide 5er<<
legt unb transportfabig gema@t tporz
ben4 Die Seitenfiguren muroen je
in cine Settle ge1egt, beren Dtmsnfioren
bas b6dite auf ben @Henbabnen 3uz
lGKige Mab baben. 9ie Reiterftatue
Der @ermanta tparb CUR @erfra4tungs
In bier Sktle 5erlegt. Scr Sransz
port rabm flint @iienbabntpaggons IN
Mnfpru& Dte @ermaniagruppe 1T
bic gr0Bte @ruppe in Deuti&lanb, bic
in fol9en 9imeniionen in &upfer gezs
trieben tpurbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-18

Dte BON 8auernbunb Dielsborf
ausaeaansene Snitiatipe gum Reblausz
aeieb-its p%erlanst bic Wieberbepnanz
sung serpbeter Stiide in 4 itatt crit 6
sSa6ren unb gnti9dbigung bon 10
9roaent itatt 6-bis 10 proaent bes
Grtraas fir bic 3eit bes 8ra4lie9ens
-purbe einitimmis absemieien.
MppenaelL 5. @b. On ben
Bal elmer Srrenanftalt 14entte Raufz
mann S@ieB in ct. @aQen 100000
ST.
glarus, Die b;esiabrise mdfel=
Ter Gabrt bat bei pra@tpollem Wetter
einen f90nen 9erlauf geaommen. Die
Geitrebe belt Nattonal Shinbler, bic
Geitprebist pfarrer S@0nbd4ler bon
Ndfels.
S4affbauen. Das Bolt bes
Rantons S4aFbauien bat nit 1920
geger 1882 Stimmen bei4loF en-, bic
Iobesftrafe mieber ein3ufubren.
Marga u, Muf benz .Roiengarten"
in Mra,. tpurbe bas i'm f~etnften Mar=
NOR bonn 9ilbbauer 2olis Wetbli in
3iri9 aussefiibrte @rabbentmal fur
Mltz Nationalratb unb StGnberatb s.
9aberii9 aufseisllt. Das Dentmal
tr6gt bic poblgelungene portrattbifte
bes pe~ritprbenen Staatsmannes.
@uremhu n9.
2uremburg. Die 3ettunsen
melben, bab bic @esierun9 bas Bat
Monborf i'm laalfenben Sabre petter
betreiben tperbe, unb 3ieben baraus ben
@9lub, bab bic 0erbanblungen nit
Der frana0iiiden @eieQi@aft, bic bas
8ab padtpetie iibernebmen fpllte, ii9
3erfnlaaen babe. Wenn bies iid Be-
{tdttgt, 10 mub man annebmen, baB bic
@efelf4aft es auf @rri@tung elmer
@pielbant abgeieben bate unb bab bas
l1nternebmen feline @n5tebungstraft fur
lie berloren bat, na@bem lie nit jenem
plan auf S@pterigteiten geftpBen 1T.
Man fann bic 2uremburger nur ba3u
beglidtpiim19en, tpenr bic frana0iH4e
Qualification tynen ni9t in ber beabdi4=
tigten @eitalt ins 2anb gebra@t ptrb.
Ser @robber3os bon 2u%remburs, Der
aueenblidlt@ in Miin4en peilt, 1T in
feinem 9otel ou~sgegltr1en unb bat
bur9 ben San cine @tppe eebroden.
@etn 3uitanb 1T ni&t be%iorsniBerrez
genb.
Ma1ferbtl1i9. 9ier puroe
Elm Gali@minaer feitgenommen, tpelder
fal1@e 2 Marfftude aus3u9eben ner=
iu&te. 8ei ieiner Durdiu&ung murz
ben nod 10 fali&e @elbitide porgefunz
ben.
@emi@. Sn Der Mofel, UNI
tpeit BON bter, fanb man ben 2eidnam
Der 7~4iGbrigen Maria 2inben bon bier.
Dteielbe mar felt GINGER 3ett bon 9alz
fe beri4munben unb es f@eint, bab iie
Bel einem @pa3ier9ange auf unporii4<
ttge Metie, in's @afer gefaqen 1T. Dte
Werf@sbene mar lebigen @tanbes unb
lebte NIT einigen @ertpanoten 5ulam=
UtSU. #r :. J- -"' w.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-18
onfcl Sans sc8clfarteu.

@s 1T betannt, bob bas 9bbrograz
pbif4e Mmt BET Martne BET 9eretnt9ten
@taattn pilot @barts 9enannte Rarten
mpnatlt9 berDfentli9t unb fretgebig
bertbeilt =; iie ]inb niht allein @4tHs=
fubrern bod tpi1tommen, neil lie bie=
ielben uls genannte l1eberfegel= (@enez
ra)z Rarten gebrau@en, ionbern aud,
neil in ibnen bic ieBt angenommenen
Dampf14tfspege, 9etpiffe Der @egelz
f9iFen anempfoblene Mege unb bor=
berrf@enbe Winbri@tungen, bauptid9z
lid aber bic Drift BON Wrads unb Bis
gum 11eueiten Datum erbaltene t@tsbez
riGte entbalten ftnb-btes MQes i'm
MorbzMtlantif9en 5pii@en 0 Grab unb
60 @rab N. Muberbem entbalten bic
Rarten a119 bic Sturmiignale, bic an
rem altantti@en uno @olftiiten ber
@ereinigten Staaten int @ebrau@ iinb,
bic Namen Der reuerbtngs bier berausz
9egebenen, ober bebeutenb perbefierten
Rarten, bic 11eueiten 8ert4te iber ben
@ebrau@ bon 0el CUR Mbf@dpd@ung
bon @tlr3peuen, @turmbabnen u. a..
IS 1T alfo auf fleinem &aum Wtel gez
boten, unb mtrb an @4iFe fit berz
bdltnibmGbig gerinse Mube gegeben,
Dfentli@en Mnitalten unb folz
den prtputperfonen 5%uge1anot, tpel4e
benz betr. 6Dbrograpbt1@en Mmt niB<
li@ getpefe1 iinb. MuBer bteien Rarten
erf@einen II, unbefttmmten 3mif4enz
rGillnert ar1bere fir jenes @ebtet be1on>
.bers pibtige @egeni tdnbe bebanbelnbe,
70 Dor Ra1r3em cine Mrad<Rarte fir bic
Morbutlantif@e &iifte ber @ereintgten
Staten etni&leblt@ Weitinbiens unb
bes an9ren3enben Meeres bts So ST.
80. 8. bon @r. Bis 50 @r. g. Cine
8emertung auf bteier &arte ,beri4tet,
bab nab ben 31lperlGf7tgen 3u1amn1e11z
itequngen idbrlt@ bur4f4ntttlt4 EN-
@erluft BON 2172 Segel1@ifen nit l2'
600 Men19enleben berbunoen 1T. Der
qe1@dBte Mertb biefer S@tfe nit 2a=
bung 1T ungefGbr cine Mi1ton Dollars:
Die 9orlage 3eigt, bab tpdbrenb Der 5
ssyabe 1887 BIS einf9l. 1891 in oben &C.
1nntem @ebiete 956 @@ifsperllfte
ftattaefunben baben unb 1872 6abr3euge
auf see berlaTen tpurben, BON beren
139 bdufg gefeben limb; auberbem IMP
in ben monatli9en ptlot=@barts nod
625 tretbenbe @4iFsreite e%t19etrage11,
beren Namen ufp. ni@t ertennbar tpaz
rem. Die @utnme Der treibenben
Mtads 1T nit 957 ober ungefGbr 16
fir iebeu Monat gu be3tffern. @iz
gentbumli4 1T bic 3unabmt ber ni@t
ertenntlt9en @rads.' SIS tparen 1887
80, 1851, 1889: 146, 1890:
IA, 1891: 172. Cine mitgebrudte
Sabelle 3etgte ben Namen lebes tretber1z
ben Wrads, ben erften unb leBten Be-
ri&t nit 3usebDrenbem Srt, bic Mnz
gail Der 5pii9enliegenoen engliiden
Meilen un6 Sage, iopts bic 9dufgteit
Der betreffenben 8eri@te; bierous erz
siebt fid, baB jebes Driftprad bur@z
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-18

Mnbieu NJ { n.
@i&ter: r..... Wer es 10 bod in bic
Sabre gebra9t bat pie sic, liebe Trau,
io1te bod BON elmer &lage auf S@et>
bung ber @be abieben!"
@ldgerin (na@ 2uft i@nappenb, in
bD9iter @rregun9): v9o@ in bic
Sabre2! ga, 10 men Mann, pte sic,
9err @i@ter, 9etraue i@ mir nod ale
Sage gu trie9en!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-18
9luS oe,t @ciaemf IN NJ ern.

Mi9t aerabe3u 5ebr b%efriebigenb laus
ten bic 11eueren @eri@te iiber bic iebtgen
WeiaenporrGtbe ber Melt. 9as ungaz
rif@e Notwithstanding
bas betanntli9 cine ber eriten f%tatiittz
f@en MutoritGten auf biefem @ebiet 1T.
beri6tet, baB int bergungene1 Sabre bic
Mei3enernte ber Melt ii@ I'M @an9en
auf 100000 8u1bels b0ber belief,
als bic Durd{9nittsernte bon 10 Sab
rem, unb 2125 Mi1toner, Bufbels erz
reiate. Ser Gonium BET gan3en Melt
lGbt 1i9 auf 2070 Mtllionen 8u1bels
Derani&lase1, unb mir baben 6a6er
einen ueberf@uB BON etpa S. MtQioz
men g. in bas Sabr 1893 b~eriibergez
nommen.
Die @rpartung bes ueber14ufes
bra4te bic Wei3enpreiie an ben 9auptz
mittelpuntten bes 9anbels UNI Is big
Is procent berunter unb bob bic portge
@pannung auf ben @etretbemGrtten.
SenbeB 1T bie1er neberi@ub febr bei4etz
Sen All rerrer, unb es tommt MQes
barauf an, tpie bic @rnte biefes Sabr
ausfalIen pirb. Natiirli4 1T es nod
piel au fritz, bariber 8ere4nungen
a1auftellen. @s 1T inbeB taum an3uz
ne6men, bab bic @rnte bur&meg
eire febr rei4li@e ietn tptrb, -unb
tpenn in iroerb einem 9aupt9etretbez
lamb Elm Tebli@lag IN Der 90be bon
IS MiQione1 g.. ii@ einftellt, obne baB
glei93eitig anbertpdrts Elm entipre&enz
Ser Mebrertrcs er3islt piro, 10 lpirb
ber @efammtertrag re4t tnapp ietn,
unb rere 1rtlihe GalamitGten mu1en
fi9 bi1ben, benen au@ bic 9robarttgen
1nel13eitli9en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ni6t polfommen abbelfen t0nnen. Dim
mei{ten biirfte tpieber RuBlarb barun<
ter gu leiben baben, bei1en Sransportz
pe1en nod INNER Elm iebr riidftGnbtges
1T; immerbin ober 1te5t au boFen, baB
bic {a%auberbaften 0erbdltnt1e bonn
bortgen Sabre it4 bort nt4t ipteberz
bolen perben, rtamentli4 tpenn ettpaige
Dilfe bon Mmertta biesmal ettpas fritz
fer fommt.
8ei 8ere4nung Der europdii4en
Ma9frage na4 amerttant14em Wei3en
muB ibrigens aud in 8etra@t ge3ogen
tpsrben, bab MuBlanb gegentpdrtig Sc
treioeuusfubren bon Sbeha unb ber
Oit1ee ge{tattet, mGbrenb biefelben i'm
boriqen Sabren berboten tparen.
Befonbers bemertenstpertb mar an
Der MISREPRESENTATION bes berIoKenen
se$Subres Ser i'm Mllgemeinen b6bere @r<
traa Der europdi{@en Mei3enfelber
sic @ei3enernte i'm mtttlertn nno
n1rbli9en @uB1anb blieb uQerotn9s
unter benz Dur@i&nitt, obpobl tie
immerbin bic @rnte bon 1891 uber=
traf; in @iibrublanb tpurbe her Dur@z
14nttt erreidt unb ite1enpetie Iber=
i@rttten.
Sic @rnte in Stalten' betrug ungez
fGbr 12O Mi1ipnen g., b. T., ettpa
flint procent mebr, als bic poridbrige.
En- @erbten, &umGnien unb Der Waz
ia@ai ftieg fie bur@weg iiber ben
Durdf9nitt, unb bas etnaige 9onauz
lamb, bas unter benz 9ur4i&nitt blieb,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-18

Johann als 5erf@metterte 2ei9e lieser
blieb.
SEIZE / nm ii n 4 { n. Sci BEN
8ranbe ibres @auies tpoate Trau 4nz
ma D~itlesberger, als bas !9aus f4or
gang in Tlammen gebillt mar, in bal
ielbe einoringen, UNI bas 3uriidgelane E.
ne @elb gu retten. Die Trau tp,lrbt
iebp@ bon ben Tlammen erreidt uni
aelun9te, 4pGbrenD lire &leiber lt4terz
iob brannten, nit 20 f., bic fie gerette'
Bate, in's Treie. Dte 11nglidlt4e tied:
te bier bic Rleiber ibrer So4ter glei9:
fans in Branb% 8eibe erlagen balb ba=
rauf ibren 8ranbpunben.
g $me&at. Ser aaiier en-
pfng cine Rommiiion bes bteilger
S@lBenpereins beitebenb aug BEN
0berihiibenmetf tier 9errn @ubol1
Wtmmer unb beTen Stellpertrete1
Diertmaber, tpel4e bic @inlabung gu
BEN beurigen SsubilGums14ieBen in
@4me9t iiberbra4te. Der Scatter ha1
1ein @r19einen in Musit@t geiteat.
@@meia
3urt@. On bic Stbltbalbabn &c:
tpd6rte Der @atb cine Subbention bon
$4,000 ST. per &ilpmeter fir bas neue
S6eiNtid pom Goritbaus Bis our 10:
qenannten @teinmatt gum Mn14lub
an bic neue 2inie Sbalmeil5us.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-25
PENNSYLVANIA WRECK.
One Killed and Fourteen Injured in
New Jersey.

JERSEY CRY, n. j.. Jan. 19.-There was
a double collision on the Pennsylvania
railroad west of the Hackensac river near
this city this evening. Although the
Newark train was crowded only
one passenger was killed. He
was John Blewett OF Newark. He
was standing on the front platform of
the rear car and thrown between the
bumpers and crushed. There we're four
teen persons injured, two of them fatally.
Henry Martindale. engineer of the New
ark local. had crswled under his engine
10 find out what part OF the machinery
had broken, and when the collision &C.
CURED the impact threw him under the
wheels. His leg was broken and he WIS
internally injured.
Mrs. A. Decker. Newark, had her col ar
bone and two ribs broken. She will prob
ably die.
The other injured passengers are as fol-
lows:
Mrs. WASHINGTON sTANsBURY. compound
fracture OF right Les.
GE RGE b. EsTEY, New York. leg broken.
PATRICK MCLEAN, ankle broken.
MOSES GINENGER. head cut and back in
jured.
q. w. ASHLEY. head cut.
CHARLES z. SWAIN, cut on head and arm.
LEONARD T. PEoUA, head cut.
+. K. OSBORNE, leg brogen.
WILLIAM h. PHILLIPS, spins injured.
WOLF SCHILDKRAUT. leg hurt.
Miss HESRIETrA BE&GER, arm broken.
Mrs. Rosa REsrLER, head cut.
The injured were brought TO this city,
where ambulances and physicians had
been summoned.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-25
JERKED HIS HEAD OFF.
An Awful Scene at an Execution at
Glasgow.

GLASGOW, Jan. ia horrible scene oc-
Cured today at the execution OF William
McEwan for the murder of a woman at
West Pollokshiels. McEwan, after COM
hitting the crime. had attempted to COM
NIT suicide by cutting his throat. 1t was
thought that he would die from the effect
of the wound but the doctor succeeded in
saving him for the gallows, although his
neck was lett in a very weak condition.
When he was brought out for execution
this morning, the mark of the selt-in-
ficted wound could plainly be- seen. The
condemned man was given a drop OF seven
feet. He walked without apparent fear to
the gsilo~s aud the rope was adjusted.
When the bolt was drawn an awful spec
tacle was Witnessed. which caused even
the experienced prison officials 10 turn
pale. The mans head was near v torn off
and blood gushed out over his body and
the galows. Death had been instsnta.
neous. Much indignation is expressed
against the authorities for not having
taken precautions against such an occur
ranca
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-25
MISS VOORHEES, CONFIRMED.
A Reception to Cardinal Gibbons
Those Who We're Present.
BUREAU OF The SENTINEL, !
1920 NEW YoRK-AvE., Y. W..
WAartUnr0N n = Ian 10

" HSAAilNC TN. 10 O.s q ~. 10.
About year ago Miss Halle Voorhees,
was baptised into the Roman catholic
church and at high noon today, at st.
Matthews, Cardinal Gibbons administered
the sacrament OF confirmation. The sena-
tors family and and few close friends
were present. At o'clock Senator and
Miss Voorhees, gave reception in honor
OF his eminence, the cardinal. at their resi-
dence, 1928 New Hampshire-ave.
Gala lilies. white crocusses
and ferns decorated the parlors
while in the tea-room the decorations
were in scarlet. Cardinal Gibbons re-
ceived the attentions bestowed upon him
with becoming grace and dignity and was
charming IN his manner TO each one Of
three hundred and odd guests present.
The cardinal wore a scarlet MORE cape
over black cassock while on hs head
was the scarlet cap. Cardinal Gibbons
was afectionately greeted by members
OF his church, who kissed his ring
Miss Voorhees, wore pretty gown of
white flower brocaded satin, with puffed
sleeves OF green satin ami pearl passamen-
terie. She was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Winthrop, Mrs. Heller May. Mrs Jo-
siah Pierce. ir.. Mrs. Adee, Mrs. Gen.
Schoield and Miss Kilbourne. among
those pr sent we're: Mime. Romero, the
Spanish minister and wife. Chief Justice
Fuller and family, Justice Brewer and
wife, Justice and Mrs. Shiras. Ju- tics
Brown and atcbiord. Mrs Justice Field.
Mrs. Senator Dofph, Senator and Mrs.
Was, Mr.. and Mrs. Condit Smith, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Bourke Cochran, Gen.
and Mrs. Schofeld, Senator and Mrs. Glib
con, Senator and Mrs. and Miss Black
burn, Senator Vance, Gen. and Mrs. Vim
cent, Admiral and Mrs. Crosby, Ad-
miral and Mrs. Green, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Cultivate. Senator and
Mrs. Call, Judge Jere VI. Wilson, Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. Donahue of San Fran
cisco. Senator and Miss Dawes. Senator
White, Mrs. Judge Macarthur. Miss Riggs,
Miss Davidge, Mrs. John r. Mclean, Mrs
Horney, Mrs. Stannard, Mrs. Dunbar of
Greenca.tle. Mrs. Robb of Earl Park, Ind,
and the following Indiana representatives;
Bretz. Brockshire. Brown, Martin and
Patton and Representative elect Taylor.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-25
A YOUTHS FAST LIFE.
Millionaire Lnting's Son Stops Short
in Paris, Hopclessly Insane.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 1s.-A cablegram
from Paris announces that John Luning,
son OF the late millionaire Nicholas Lun-
ing, OF San Francisco, is hopelessly insane
and is confined in a French institution.
Young Luning. with his brother, inherited
q fortune OF several millions from his
father. The latter was noted for close
fistedness in money matters, and although
enormously rich, would allow his son
John no support. John worked as an ell
evator boy in Chicago and New York, but
ceased work in the latter city and COM
menced borrowing money on notes to be
paid after bis fathers death. He lived a
wild life in New York until he
could raise no more money and
then came to San Francisco and repeated
the performance. After his fathers death
and young Luning had paid his debts. he
started on a trip around the world in the
yacht Alert. which he purchased in Bos-
ton. With a halt dozen friends Luning
sailed from New York for Europe Just be-
fore the winter storms commenced and
nothing had been heard from him for sev-
eral weeks. Luning will remain in Paris
until some disposition of him is ordered
by his brother, vino lives in san Jose.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-25
eEs KEEPERS.
They Close Their session-New omcers
Elected.

They Close Their session-New omcers
Elected.
The Indiana bee-keepers' association
met again az the state house Thursday
morning. Governor Matthews made an
address. after which several papers on
subjects OF interest TO bee keepers were
read and discussed. A resolution asking
the legislature to appropriate a sum of
money for the purpose OF making an ex.
hibition at the worlds fair of Indiana
products was passed by the association,
after which the election OF officers fol-
lowed. which resulted as follows:
President-R. :. Russell. louisville.
Fret VIce-PresideDt-C. 4. MUth, Cincinnati.
Second ice-Prssident--John Maniord. No.
biesrlIie.
Thru Yies-President-E. s. Pope. Indian.
hpolls.
Fourth Vlee-Prs sident--J. 7. Simmons, In
dianaDoIis.
secretary-G. P. Wilson, Tollgats.
Treasurer-WslGer A. PoudtT. Indianapolis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-25
A COUNTERFEITER'S DEATH.
while at Work He Is Overcome by
the Fumes from His Crucible.

INDIANA, Pa, Jan. ls.-Barney Black
died near Salisbury Sunday night, sudden
", and q ruuor gained circulation that
he had committed suicide. Next day tue
coroner began an investigation. From
the testimony given it appears that Black
was engaged in the manufacture OF coun-
terieit coins. combining his o. erations
principally to the manufacture of nickies.
Ii was while he was tnga ed in making
an amaleamation of brass and copper.
using nitric acid in me work, that he was
overcome by the fumes arising from the
crucible employed. and before proper
medical treatment could be- secured he
died.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-25
Notice Of Sale of Lands Mortgaged
to the College Fund

Notice is hereb7 given that the following dsfcribed
and, or 30 mnch thereof as may be nee sstrv, will
lie tered II pub lie sale. 70 the hghst bidder al the
south or 4 tne court house, IN fh- cay 81 lad
arO i, Indiana. between tn nOur. 81 j. O'Clock
AID 4"'COcS Pm, the 2)ih dav 81 r hruary, iS3
the same hsins wurfRaged - th slate OF Indiana 20
secure tne pS ment If loan from the College Fund
and for e. ed Tor nO7-psyment of terest due q:
No. lt55 The half Of the southwest quarter
oil the northeast quarter 81 sect thirty-one 81 IN
township twelve ti2l morrill, range two 81 as, opns
tanning twenty acres mort zaSe bv Thomas Miles
AID E.iz-b IN f. hi e.. his VIE Pr ncipal. 1906
interest, ST.; damages s2aS7: costs So 80; total
S62L3Z
Tue above described land will be FIRST offered fOI
cash. ShOu d there b. no d thew v a nm 7diateiy
be off red crrdit OF Ave years. WIKI inter 81 at
the rate OF per cent. pr annum, payable in sd
vance; but n neither Will AM bid be taken for
n SAFE less than the principal Interest aud costs due
above stated, together With yer cent damages
amount o sale.
Office OF uii'or Of State, Ind nnaro'is Indiana
D cember H. is. q J. o. HEN DER ON,
Auditor Of STATS
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POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
The Annual Officers and
Directors Elected.

The annual meeting OF the Indiana
hall Tuesday night. The meeting was
called to order by President B. F. Hill of
Indianapolis, who delivered a short
address, and George Seager of
Lafayette, spoke on the subject
OF incorporating the association He is in
favor OF Incorporation because it will give
protection to the members. and advised
that a committee be appointed TO visit the
legislature and endeavor to havo bill
passed incorporating poultry associations.
The following committee was appointed
to look after the poultry interest at the
state fair next year: George S-ager. /. n.
Barker. Thorntown; J. f. Daughertv.
Lotus; II. l.. Harlem. Charlottesville;
Charles Demerley. Delphi: q. ). Wood,
indianapolis; John Camp. Macy; T. NJ.
Campbe |, Darlington; Edward Merldth,
West indianapolis; ID. A. Stoner Rens-
sa ear. and j. b. Cunningham. Macy.
The following were made directors for
the next show: G. X. Johnson, Rush
Vile; j. T. Daugherty, Lotus; E. n.
Maish. Frankfort; George SeaRer. Laiav-
cite; B. F. Myers, Charlottesville; w Ii.
Frey, indianapolis; b. +. Hill, Indianapo-
lis; Henry Allen, Bloomington. /. n.
Barker, Thorntown, and John Camp,
Macy.
George Resger, ir, was Endorsed for
superintendent OF poultry for the Indiana
exhibit at the worlds fair.
The hoard of directors elected the fol-
lowing officers:
President B. F. Hill, indianapolis.
Treasursr-I. N. Barker, ThOrninwn.
Secretary-W. Ii. Freq, indianapolis.
SUPPLEMENTARY. +. Myers, Crawfords-
vile.
The meeting pext year will be held the
third week OF January, beginning on
Monday aud lasting the entire week.
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EIGHT Killed and as Many
Badly Wounded
BY a Freight Train Which
Crashed Into the Party,
AT A RAILROAD CROSSING.
Needless OF Danger They Drove
Upon the Track,
Unable to See the Train Be-
cause or a High Wall.

The Dead and Dying Scattered About
the Track Near Providence Where
the Accident Occurred-rrain Men
and Villagers Aroused by the Awful
Affair Give All the Assistance i'm
Their POwer-The Engineer Unable
70 Avoid the Disaster.
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Indiana Patents.
SENTINEL PATENT AND PENSION AGENCY,
142O NEW YORK-AvE., N. W.,
.arrI.rnrrar q In-,

THE SENTINEL patent and pension
agency is furnished the following Ilst OF
patents granted today TO Indianians:
Frank Aderson. Shoals. wheeled har-
row: Albert Baker, Fort Wayne. APP
paratus for preserving foods; Will
liam H. Bendur and ;. Tilkery. as
signors OF one-third to J. II. Hartman,
Fort Wayne. sleigh attachment for
bicycles; Peter Hack, Michigan City,
tension device tor wire fences; Joseph L.
Hart. assienor of one-hslf to ]. Holdings
worth Fowler. governor for mechanical
motors James s. Moore. Sullivan, assignor
of one-half 10 w. S. Bristol, Flat Rock.
can-fiIine machine; Robert F. Porch.
Spicsland. step-ladder.
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Tact and use IRE the best sorts of genius.
Because, asks Emerson, of what use is
genius il the organ is too convex or too
concavs, and cannot find a focal distance
within the actual horizon OF human life ?
One fatal defect in tile culture OF the
schoois 10 that 1t trains men away from in-
stead OF toward practical affairs. Hence
very many scholars fail in life, while men
who are illiterate, but who have an ac-
quaintance with the world. teach the good
and bear off the crown in the Olympic
games of business or politics. William
Matthews reminds us that Csius Marius.
who was consul more times than any
other Roman. vas man OF low birth and
without learning. but able and active.
Diocletian, who reorganized the Roman
ATTY. could barely write Charlemanee.
who nodded western Europe, signed his
name with difficulty. Peter the Great
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And now we are aothoritatively assured
that the vocabulary and grammar oil ne
ancient Chinese language has been reed
back to the vet more ancient speech OF
the early civilizers oil Babylonia.