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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

felrd6er DIE S6merfraIf uti6 ben yiiIt,
miberitanb iiberiptnbet, alio In ieber
8eoeutun9 bes @ortes bon ntdts rab.
banst.A
Das Is SUP lange gterooromsM Mobell
eangleDs bat Die @runbform elmer
Wlafrele, tenes lansseitredten. f6malen
Slides, tinb LIT bauptid6fid aus gllu,
nintum gebaut. DaS Eiidgrat bilbet
cine itarfe Wietalr6bre aus elmer
8ompoiition Don Stabl nnb gllumi'
MUM. Bon ibm seben @rdten ober
Rippen BON aluminium aus, bic bur1
Queritdbe aus Ilnminiumitabl 9eiteift
merben. Die slluminiumbiille lit
auBerbem BON etner biinnen gtSbelt'
idi6t umseben, welfe. In ibrer @isen'
i6aft alS idle6ter @drmeleiter, bic
8ergeubung BON 8drme ieitens beS
innen befiuoli9en GriebapparateS pers
binbert. Der Triebapparat, 3mei
fleine, faum flint 9funo idwere 60
iolinmai6tnen BON elmer Pferbefraft,
ieet Spei flcine, idaufeldbnlide
Swillinssi9rauben aus aluminium sll
beiben Seiten bes Sii9fOrpers tn Be'
megun9 nnb 9ibt ibuen cine @ei6fpin'
bigfeit BON 1900 rmbrebunsen In Der
Winute. Dur9 ben S6rper sebt mad
obeu unb unten Elm GluminiumsM Mfait.
Der ,ipei In ibrer Stellun9 resulirbaren
aluminium Geroplanen, tpelfe bie
Stelle Der SGiigsl ODER Segel sinnebmen,
als Stiise bient. Der 9an5e aerObrom
niegt nur 40 Pfuub.
@S beoarf nobl feine8 beIonoeren
Sinpeiies barauf, pel9 unsep6bnli9es
Wfab BON gBilieu, @rfinbunss9etit,
te9niIber @ei6idlidfeit uub 3sit bic
Seritelluus bieieS 8nnbermerfeS erfor'
6erte; es lei bier nur eripdbnt, bab biee
ies WtObell auf nabe on $50, Su
lteben fommt.
Die oirefte Snansriffnabme Der grs
belt Sei6ab Dor 5wei Sabren. Sier
aus9eSeibnete Wfehanifer unb sipei
aiiiltenten beS 9elebrten unterltiisten
benielben BET Der 8onitruftion. Dabei
purbe bas itrengite @ebeimnib sewabrt,
unb fein uubernfeuer burfte fpGbrenb
Der sanjen Seit ben 6aum betreten, tn
neldem bic @rfinbung 2ausleDs ibrer
Toaenbuus entse9en gins.
Sest erit LIT oieielbe tn einem 3imnier
oes Smitbionian Snititute ansseitellt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

Ser;os b. gorf. Utap b. 2sd.
Marp, ober ipie lie selduftser seuannt
pirb, Wfap bon Ted, on ben Sol9en
ber Sniluen;a itarb, nerbaub bie nns
barmber,i9e polttifhe Spefulation fait
augenbliffi6 ben gtamen Der trauern'
ben Braut NIT bemjenisen beS PrtnSen
@eorge, oes iiingeren BruberS bes Ners
ltorbenen. Ole 6ffentlife Wteinung
nno Der @unit SeS englii9en 8olfes
sinsen tn sleider Ri9tun9. ipohl aud
Die itille Soifnnns Der greiien Wtonar'
6in, beren aieblins Die iunee grinieiiin
BON Ted bon ieber mar. Die @reis'
niIie baben ben peridiebenen Gbuuugen
unS Rinidsn &edt sessben. 9srtn'
Seiiin WfaD BON 2ed LIT felt 2nr3em
Bic Braut 6es snfiiuftigeti eugltiden
8broniolsers unb pirb balb beiisn @at'
tin iein.
@eorge bon Wales, ber jest ben Eitel
zines Sersoss bon gorf fiibrt, LIT 1865
geboref unS bate erit ben Seemauns'
beruf semablt, bod barf er iid tn ieiner
ietigen Stelluns ben @ebfelfdllen Der
Seeiabrten ni6t mebr ausiesen. Gr
lit etu Mann BON GROCER 8iloung unb
sinsm beiteren temperament, bas lin
isbr popular maat. Sriiber nannte
man i'm MIR ben .Matroienprin3eu.4
Seine Uerlpbte, um 3ipei Sabre
iinser als er, LIT eine biibide, idlanfe
Grideinuns, bie iid ourd ibr &C.
minnsnbes 8eien alle Ser3en erobert.
Sie lit NIT tbrem 0rauti9am perpanbt,
allerbinaS entfernt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

ibm ipejiell fur feline glnresunsen 3u
baufen. Gr that es tn fol9enoen Bor,
ten:
,Sie baben bur6 Sas gnbentasleeen
eines pnnbsrbaren Talents uniere sluf'
msrfiamfeit sefeiielt. g8ir i9uloen
Sbnen Oanf fir bic sroee Sdbisfeit,
Bic 2ebbaitisteit unb ben Sumor, mos
nit Sis iins iiber Elm @ebiet BON nns
itrittensn Tbatia9eu seleiteten, bas fd
ionit oils reft troden batte erpeilsn
miiilen. @eitatten Ste mir bin3u3nfii.
gen, baB es mid als Sran3oien 9liidli9
madt, In Sbrem sluJtreten etnigs Der
beiten @t9euibaften ber fran,oiii6sn
Otation slan3en gu lebsn.~
Gs iet bier beiaefiist, baB Serr @ou'
bert slpar pon franj6iii9er slbitanis
mung, ieSod) ionobl Slr6 feline Sc
burt ais bur6 fem Denfen Imerifaner
1T unb mir besbalb alien @runb baben,
auf bic Tbdti9feit unierer Scrtreter
ltol, Az iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
Die uGampania.n q

SdiifSbaues fir ben internationalen
8aliasieroerfcbr ni9t iiberieben wer.
ben.
Der Doppeli9raubenoam rGams
pania," ipel6en bic Gunarbs2inie Dor
Sur3em In ibren Dicnit seitellt fat uno
beGen @csenpart In gtew gorf wabs
renb Der 6efttase piellei9t ni6t gang bic
8eadtuns erfubr, bic ibm sebiibrt, 1T
elmer Der id6niten Sjeanpinbbnnbe
unb bis tett Der 9r6ste, Der eriitirt. Gr
bat, BET 12,500 Gonnen @ebalt, eine
9dnse BON 62O SuB, cine Breite BON 65
Snb 3 3oll unb Die Giefe ieines 9abe'
raums betrdgt 43 Su6. 3pei md6ttge
cripple Grpaulionsmai6iren Uerleiben
ibm cine lebenbise Sraft BON ;uiammen
$4,000 PferbeitGrfen. Die Wfai6inen
iinb neueiter 3onitruftion unS nerSen
BON chamber bur9 cine S9eibewono
setrennt, welde iebo6 NIT waiierbid-
ten eilernen 2biireu, nm bie n6tbige
SsrbiubunS bersuitclleu, perieben lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

Der SalloH pSumbolot" CUR Gbfahrt fertig.
Projeft Inn groieft, ipsl6e bic Dtenft'
barma6uug Der Sr1fte iiber unS ers
ftreben, iei es 3ur @rDeiterung unierer
Senntniiie iei es 3u matericllem &C.
mimi.
@el6es Sntereiie man in Deuti9'
lamb Der Sade entsesenbrinst, baoon
Seu9t bic lebbafte 3beiluabme, nit Der
felt Wfonaten Die bortige Preie bic
8orbereitunscn Su ben pilienidaftliden
Gallonfabrten, fir pel6e ber Gaiier
ielbit so, 900 Mart beiitsuerte, perfol9te
inS neuerbings Die nnn pieberbolt 9es
mabten Sabrten beipridt. Der bierau
bon benz nBerein 3ur S6rberuus Der
9uftf6ififabrt" In Gbarlottenbnr9 ere
baute Rieienballon nSumbolot," wel'
der unter Der 2eituns bes Preniier'
lieuteuantS gro6 BON Der 2uftI1if.
ferabtbeiluns ben eriten gluiities ntatte,
beiiet ben reipeftablen Snbalt BON 2500
9ubifmetern (iiber $1,000 aubiffub)
unb bat elm ,obteS @eipi6t, alio obne
Siilluns unO Seiasuns, BON 16 Cent
nern. Shm lit Elm 9robes Snitrumen'
tarium bei9egeben, wel9es erniter mt
teorolo9ii6er Sorl9ung bient. Das.
ielbe ipirb na6 @sbrau9 In eiueu
eigsns fonitruirten fsiten 9eSerfof r
perpadt, barnit eS bel bem linpermei 5
liden slufitosen Der @onbel beim 3an'
ben feline 8eiddbisuns erleioet. sluber.
benz ipirb Der Soffer nod bur9 cine be-
ionSere 8orri6tiing por Der 0aubung
mad bem Stete bes Ballons tn Die
SO9e 9e5osen.
Die Gufs6blun9 Der einSclnen Sn'
| ftrumente, Stren 8ertbeilung unler Bib
3ei9t, iei unS bier erlaHen; @rpdbuun9
finoe nur, baB meit anBerbalb Der @ons
bel, In einem @eltell rubenb, Elm meteo'
rologil6eS Sontrollinltrument anges
bra6t LIT, baS beitdnbis nit Silfe eines
Sernrobres abgeleien meroen muB. Sn
Der @onbsl bansen iiir bic 8ufti9iffer
bi6te Pel;e unb elm Sanofofier NIT
Sleil6 lnS 8ein bilbet Die Speii iefan'
nter fir bic Sabrt. Der 9lnfer, ON Der
sluBenieite bes 8orbes, lit Elm io9e'
nannter Gorpeboanfer, Der beim Nan'
ben an ieinem Ssil binunterslsitet.
@ele9entli6 leiner eriten Iuffabrt er'
rei6te Der pSumbolbt" cine SObe BON
nabeSu 5000 Metern uno feline Reiie
perliei gang na6 SSunl6. IllerbinsS
besegnete beim 9anben bem einen Der
Snialisn ein llnfall, inbem er einen leid'
ten geinbru6 erlttt.
@S pirb beabli6ti9t, TN 2aufe bes
Sabres 40 bis 80 Iuifabrten 3u perart'
italten, nt9t nur nit Dem .Sumbolbt,"
ionbern aud nit mebreren bem Berein
9eb6risen Ballons uno 3war 3u alien
cages, uno OtadtSeiten unb bet alien
m0sli6en SObenlasen.
| [SnSmil6en fommt Die 9tabrift,
baB Der Ballon ,6umbolbtA na6 etner
9diibuns bel Miiniterbers, S9leiien,
bel Der @ntlserun9, ipabrlbeinli9 burd
bie lpesseporfene slimmenoe @igarre
eines Saueru erplobirte, ippbur9 Ollie
unb gtes ;erlt6rt purben. Der ent.
| itanbene Serlult biirfte iib mobl auf
inebr oils 10000 Wfarf beSiffern, trbeb
itsbt BET bem Sntersiis, psl6es oisisi
Ballonfabrten entgesen9ebradt mirb,
Su erwarten, bab Der nSnnibOlot balb
mteber neu eriteben miro.
@dbrsnb nun bieie aeronautii9en
@rperimente In @barlottenburs ipe3iel
meteorolo9iiden 3peden bicnen. rper'
ben mir In btsiem 2auoe balo auBeror'
oentlide 8erlude ju beobadten bie &C.
lesenbeit baben, Seriu6e, bel pel6en
| ,x,N,N,Ut M u1Es.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

ONNNI'l
@oubert oonNew
Oorf, bat bnrd
feline briaanten,
nit frii6em Su'
NOR 9ewiirSten
PlaiooDers tn Die
bisber ungemeiu
trodenen Bert
bauoluu9en eine
70 ebmeGb'
wedieluns ges
bra6t, oab Der
Prdiibent beS
tribunals, Bas
ron@ ni6t
nm hin fonnte,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
Sraaiihss ehidiaI

,@as mag aus Simpion getporoen
fsin, Der 27 Hettun9smebaillen bate
tiir 2eute, Die er Dor oem Grtrtnfeu &C.
rettet bat2"-.Gr fiel sines Tases in's
@aIier, alS CT ie alle anbatte, uno
muBte srtrtnfen, neil fe tbn btnab'
,nnen II ----
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

grofeiIor eansIeps paerobrOm@.
unb ibr urbeber, belien 9tame ibn Dor
iebem 8erbaft bes Gbarlatanismns
i6iitt, slaubt allen @runb Su baben,
bae bic in 8albe ansuitellenben Ser'
lu6e BON @riolg besleitet iein merben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
Mm SdmtnoiI6tiQe.

Der llnter3eihuete neIber nad mebrdbri.
gen eeioen pon einem idmeren 9unatniibel
uuo Der seiiirhteien Q d ~ I'M fud bura
elm einfades WitteI sebeiIt puroe. piinidt
all, ieinen @itI,iosnoen bic @etbooe Der SeiI.
ung beiannt ju MAIDEN. Gr miro aleu, bic
es iuiiniden, ioitenfrei cine abidrift oes Re.
3epies ienoen, peIdss cine fidsre SeiInug fiir
Q d. 10 n b ubt. aftbma. gutarrt,
8ronditis uno ale SaIs. unb 9unsen.
aHettionen III. Gr bOfft. oab ale 9eioenoen
ielr Wittel probiren. weldes nnftdbbar III.
8er oas 8eJept oas nibts foftet unb iegens.
reid isin fann, iuiridt, ibrsibe sefauisft an
NeD. Gspare u. Oiffpn,
BrootIbn. Nem gorf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
25ieoer 9ranf.

Dor einem Sabre Farb ibr Ytrlobter,
iett IN iein Sruoer aa feline SteIle
. Betreten.
Oils I'm Sanuar persanseneu SabreS
Der Glteite Sobn bes enslii6en 3bron'
folsers, Yrin, Gilbert 8iftor BON 8a'
les, menise @o6en Dor ieiner beabit6'
tisten Sermdbluu9 NIT Der Rrin3eiiin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
Nc6effer 3eueniife,

Sd mar sislt SABRE lang nit snbinbIi6sm
Rbsumatismus bebafttt. apnntt mid Ias unt
gdbt niti in mtinfm Stubl bsptetn. Sattl
AUD 8cibIauf In ben auisn bic Su ben 8iiesn,
". 8. @. Z. bat mid furirt.
Gbparb Dasge, Brighton, q. g.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

Drd S&a&tsln W. s 9. Z. tatsn msinsn
ssatarrb btleitigt SD mar 10 frauf pab i6
faum iprtden psu atbmsn fonnts. Sas 6 .
5amil, assnt Der Natirnal etbtnsptridu-
nnss Co., % unb % GlpUcb @sbSups &c&s-
fer, 81. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
8. 3. Gouoert.

Sas compliment, has oitiem Yertreter
aimerifanii@er Sntereiien In Raris 10
Sbeil gtiuoroen.
Der He6tsbeiitanS Der Ser. Staas
tens3ommiG Gare bel bem In Paris ta,
seuben S9iebs9ert9t In Sa6en Der
Bertnasmeeerfraae, Mbpofat E. o.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
swei asiefemf6itfe.

Sas cine iR her sr5bte EaiiaBitroantb'
fer Der Relt, has aanere Stalieas
gr6btes S@ladtidiii.
8ei Dem allssmsinen Sntereie, pel'
Dies Die sroBe internationale Parabe
BON ariesSififfen i'm Safen BON Oiem
Dorf iiberall berporsernfen bat, biirfen
Die Generunsen auf benz @ebiete oes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

Sm Sorpe oes SaupHe DSurlpotpt.
bic 2uftibitiJabrt iid wiiieni6aftli9sr
Selbit3wed 1T,
Profeiior Samuel Sierpont Sang
lep, Der nettbefannte @elebrte uno Dor
fteber bes Smitbioniau Snititute tn
Waibinstou, bat mad fiebentdbrtgem
Sori9en unb @rpertmenttren einen
apparat berseitellt, ben uaerobrom1
oSer ~euitlanfer," wel4er ii9 BON bem
8allon gan, peientli6 unterideiSet.
Sbne ndber auf tednii6e @rOrterungen
ein3useben. Jet leSislib feitgebaltsn, oaB
bel ben io9enanuten lenfbaren Ballons
eben elm Dallon ben 3eufapparat tr69t,
pdbreno Der 9lerobrom, obne 3ubilfe'
nabme BON @as, ielbitftdnoig, onra
hte oeihmtnbe 1nthrehilnn- -ieinet Shais
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

Bier S6aGtsIn R. 8. 9 Z. 8apisln babsn
mid non sinsm bbltn 4iertnlsipm bsfrsit. 8.
9. ped. . y. Sraytun's Sidet Sffes, Con-
are6 Saa, SpracuGt, u. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

Sd lit trsi SABRE an 8trbauunastei6pertsn.
Cine SGaGtsl R. s. Q. 3. aapitln babsn
MID furrt. Grau Waeroitr,
sol Sta6Rr, Syraruls, q. ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

36uistu Sictoria sebt ME
Dor Wfitterna9t Su Bette.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

SD lit an 8ptblauf; M. s. 9. Z. aapitlu
traGtsu mir fpfurt Silft. Drsi Sda6tsIn ba-
ben mid furirt. B. ". Q S6uyItr
AGO Sie SaIinaifrabs, Syrdeuls, a. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
Ziegler'S Hotel,
$40. 32z eadapanna Epe,
p. SiesIer, gissntbamer.

8eifenoe fnoen bier Die borsiaIidRs 8oh
uno antes eo9is 3n mdbaen 9rsiien.
AIf TERN nno 8 Iams Q m6breno Der
Saiion in eber 8ubsreihln9sart
Die feinften Beine, ebampasnsr. eiquors
uno eisarren.
Rripasimmer fir 0amen uno 6amiIien i'm
Iweiten Stodtuerfe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

Cine SGa6ttI R. 8. Q. Z. 8aplsln bat mid
pUn sinsm ,pSIf SABRE laustn Meunlsiptn be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

freit. Gbp. Dssan 975 Q. Salinaar.
Ssraeuft, q. q.
SD lit le6s Sabre an appfwtb; ;psi SGa6-
tsln ppn M. s, 9, Z. 8apleIn baben MID furirt.
8ranf anbrus,
f16 0otilfraee, Syraeuif, 81 q.
SD lit 10 Sabre lang ttbt 8pdt trtimaI an
ldrtflibsn appfihmsptn. Drsi Sdatieln
". 5. O. Z. 8aplfn baben mid baron btfreit.
s. y. WYers,
So 9Bilbur Mpenue, Syrasule, q. q.
Sd bate Hbfumatsmus, Sfatarrb i'm acpf
Nassn unb in Der SlaIr isbs S6aCbtsIn N.
s. Q. Z. aapIsln babsn mid flirirt.
.. 9. pbeIps,
1856 Nspsaifr, Syraeuls. q q.
SD lit an Wasenfatarrb uub tSfsm Sufsn;
StadtsIn W. 8. 9. Z. babsn mid furirt.
8. Q. SetttrtsH
422 Wmesluslfraee, Syra:ult.
SD mar nit ,.Seiaiie" Rbeumaiismus Sabre
lang tsbaftst, 70 haB i'd mituntsr 8riifsn er-
traudtn mubtt. S6a6trln %. s. 9. Z.
babsn mid fririrt, une i'd nabm i6 pfunb an
@ewi6t ~. 8. .. Coleman.
,5toa IUp Deei" dabrifant 8 .. Raiufry
gBcbnuus, 209 Gaiutfrabs, Syraeufs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

W. s. @ I. ut pbne SeItbm0f! -
so &apieIn in eber Sbadte 4reS so GmtS per Sadtel
Blu baben Tn allen 3potbefen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

frsit. Gtp. DssaH 975 Q. Salinair.
Ssraeuft, q. q.
The sun., 1893-08-10
The MINNEAPOLIS Journal.

In these eventful times of Worlds
fair, Silver agitation and extra session
Of Congress, we want to say a few
words to our readers about the best
daily paper that reaches here in the
morning. We have no hesitation in
saying that that paper is the Journal,
While we differ with it in politics we
have no fear that it can corrupt us SO
much as to turn us into a republican,
and aside from it's erroneous views on
politics, it is admirably adapted to
the wants of reading and thinking 3
people. The Sum has standing rule
to publish the market price of wheat
and fax in Morris and Mpls., this en-.
ables the farmers to see if they are
fairly dealt with here; and we always
get our Mpls. prices from the Jour
nal, as the most reliable source of in
formation we can obtain. It has a
most able Washington correspondent,
which will enhance the value of the
paper during the exciting times we
may reasonably look for in the extra
session of Congress now approaching,
and also in the regular session which
is likely to be a continuation of the
special to be opened on August 7th.
The Journal has also a first-class
Worlds Fair correspondent, whose
clear delineations of that wonder of
wonders is a good substitute for the
fair itself. The Northwestern 1nesvs
of the Journal, in which we of this
upper country are SO much interested,
exceeds anything heretofore attempt
ed by any newspaper. being from four
to eight columns daily. The finan-
cial and commercial editors of the
journal are sound and able, giving
clear lucid views about trade and
commerce.
The Journal is in Morris as soon as
the postofice opens in the morning,
with all the associated news up to
late in the previous afternoon. Every
body wanting q paper in the morning
should get it.
The sun., 1893-08-10
SCARCITY OF CASH.

Money is exceedingly scarce. The
reasons for this deplorable condition
are plain and easily found. OF
course the primary cause must be
looked for among the deep seated
disturbing influences which are un-
settling all the business interests Of
the country, for the present, at least,
and which are beyond the scope oi
the present article. But some Of the
secondary or resultant causes may
here be mentioned: #
First. There is not enough Of
money in the country. The total
volume of currency ia insufficient fol
the proper transaction of the coun.
try's business. ~ j.
Second. Large amounts have been
withdrawn from banks and from gen.
eral circulation by capitalists and
locked up in safety deposit vaults
The "wave of distrust" has struck
these people and they are boarding
their cash till confidence is restored y
Third. About one hundred ma
tional banks, and q larger number oi
private banks, and trust companies
in the country, have been compelled tc
close their doors i because of the "un.
reasonable demands of their deposit.
ors." Each of these institutions has
a considerable amount of cash among
its assets which must remain locked
up until after q receiver has wound
up affairs and paid it out to deposit
ors. Many millions, take the country
over, are locked up in this way
Fourth. The boarding of money by
people of ordinary means and, this
in the aggregate; is greater in its ,ef
fects than the action of few million
aires in the same direction
Let few million of people begir
boarding even small amounts anc
deterring the payment of little bill.
| and soon there is an alarming con
traction of the currency. That thiI
is being done, the record of with
drawal of deposits from the savings
banks of the country during the last
six weeks abundantly shows.
In this connection, it may be wei
to notice the growing disposition OF
the part of bankers at the large Fl,
nancial centres to discriminate
against checks drawn upon country
banks and thus make useless wha
has heretofore been an important
part of our circulating medium. This
makes an increased demand, anG
calls attention more emphatically
still to the scarcity of currency in al
parts of the country.
The sun., 1893-08-10
The Farm AS A Training School.

It remains true even to-day that
the farm is the best school for the
training of capable men that exists in
this country. It is otherwise in
Europe, where one does not find a
class corresponding to the indepen'
dent American farmer. But with us
the farmer is a superb trainer OF
boys. His lads are learning real
things while the town boys too often
are merely studying in books the pale
reflection of things. ~
The farmer boy knows early about
land and soils; about crops and their
rotations; about the seasons and the
weather and the signs of the sky. He
grows up in familiar acquaintance
with animals. He owns q dog, he has
favorite horse, he rides wild colts,
he feeds the horned cattle. He helps
in the planting and in the harvesting.
He is usually versed in wood lore and
knows trees and plants, birds, SOUR,
rels, rabbits and ground hogs. He
hunts with gun and goes fishing.
He develops superb health. He helps
repair the fences. He learns about
tools and masters the complexities of
farm machinery. In short, the range
of his practical knowledge becomes
very great Albert Shaw in Sketch
of Leland Stanford, August Review
of Reviwes.
The sun., 1893-08-10

Robert FL. Barclay, the chief clerk,
recently promoted to thesuperintend-
ency of this division of the railway
mail service, is capable and pro-
gressive gentleman and there will be
no deterioration of the service under
his management. In the last copy of
the weekly Bulletin of Orders" he
makes his initial bow with the follow
ing well-timed expressions which are
full of meaning:
'In assuming charge of the Divis-
ion as Superintendent, desire to say
that my sole purpose will be to build
up and perfect the service. In this
work I shall need, and confidently
expect the hearty cooperation of every
clerk.
All clerks who have the welfare of
the service at heart and labor to pro-
mote it's efficiency can depend on my
cordial support and be assured that
their efforts will receive full recogni-
tion."
The sun., 1893-08-10

According to recent statement of
the Bankers Magazine the national
banks of the country held at the time
81, ,765, 100000 in deposits, the savings
banks $1,75O,OOO,OOO, and private
banks and loan and trust companies
81, ,153,OOO,OO0; in all, 4,676 100000.
This is about $40 per capita, and
about three times the total amount of
money in circulation in the whole
country. A wave of alarm through
these vast deposits of capital, whether
from fear of cheaper circulating med
ium or other causes, is sure to ship
wreck many of the banks and disturb
the industries of the country, for it is
self evident that all depositors can.
not be paid. The sum named above
is an enormous amount for the banks
to owe the people, and we all know
that the people are enormously in
debted to the banks. In view of
these facts and in view of present
disturbances in the financial world,
many people are wondering if our
present system of credits and debts
is not overdone. Would it not be
we'll, they ask, for people to do less
business on paper and more in cash,
and for the country as a whole to
cease inundating itself with debt.
To make this possible, the volume of
currency will certainly have to be in
creased. No honest person desires
unnecessary limitation" or money of
"cheapened" value, but there should
be enough cash in the country to
properly carry on the country's busi-
ness without the use of quite SO many
"notes," and "checks" and "drafts."
Some means should be speedily de-
vised for making the necessary in
crease in the total amount of cur
rency in circulation without lessening
in any degree the present standard
of value.
The sun., 1893-08-10
MORTGAGE Sale.


Default having been made In the payment of
two hundred and thirty-nine dollars and sixty
eight cents ($239.G8) which is due at the date
hereof upon certain mortgage duly executed
and delivered by Francis x. Seguin and ErneS-
tine Seguin, his wife, to G. w. WOOdhouse, bear
ing date the 10Th day of August A. ID. 1892, and
duly recorded In the Office of the Register of
Deeds in and for Stevens county, Minnesota, on
the 22nd day of August, A. ID. 1892, at 10:45
O'Clock, a. m, in Book M, of Mortgages, on page
80. and no action or proceeding at law or other
wise having been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given, that by
virtue of power of sale contained In said mort
gage, and pursuant to the statute, the said mort
gage will be fOrecl0sed and the premises de-
Scribed In and covered by said mortgage, viz:
The east half (e1a) of section number twenty
three (23) and the west half of section number
twenty-fOur (24) both of said sections being in
township one hundred and twenty-three, (123)
north of range forty-one, (41) west, situate in
Stevens county, and state of Minnesota, will be
sold at public auction, to pay said debt and
interest, and Seventy-fiye dollars attorneys fee,
as stipulated In said mortgage to be paid in case
of foreclosure, and the disbursements allowed
by law; which sale will be made by the Sheriff
of said Stevens county, at the front door of the
Court House in the village of Morris. In said
county and state, on Friday. the 10Th day Of
September A ID. 1893, at 10 O'clock a. M. of that
day, subject to redemption as provided by law.
Dated, July "A, A. ID. 1898.
c. W. WOODHOUsE,
S. A. FLAHERTY, Mortgage.
Attorney for MOI tgagee,
Morris MINI.