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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
: 1lntsr ben Nai7aoteren ,bes am

- llntsr ben NaKaeieren .bss am
5. Deaember BON 8remen uno am 6.
Don Southampton abgegansenen
Nprbbeuti9en 2topbzD ampfers rSas
bel" befinbet it4 &tdarb @0rbeler, Elm
naturalii trter umsrttani14er
8iiuser. @Drbeler lpar i'm Suli 1891
bon Mnnerita mad Berlin getommen in
Der ausselpro4enen glbitbt, ben Rais
fer Wtlbelm gum 3peitampf berausz
auforbern, neil ct benz BON @Drbeler
an ibn geitellten @erlansen, ben Sir
item 8ismard am 9alfe aufbdnsen gu
Iai1en, Bis er toot lei, ntht ent1proden
bate. @Drbeler, bsr uriprinstt@ Ofz
fiater IN Der prauBiT9en Wrmee unb
bann cine 3ett lang @ertreter ber
Norf6ern pactftc4@ii enba9n in Berlin
gene len mar, tpurbe mad ieinem Gin
treffen in Berlin alsbalb in ppltaeili=
@en @epabr1am eenommen unb auf
8etreibm fetner einflubrei@en unb
ange1ebenen @erpanbten in elmer Sell
AMI talt fir @emiitBsfrante untergez
bra9t, ba ct offenbar an Ser ottsun9sz
tnbn hit. Sb er iebt tpteber als getz
itig geneien, gu betra4ten lit, Dber ub
ct, pie BON geptfer Seite be6auptet
pirb. feline Dor Ruraem erfo(gte Greiz
lai1uag aus senannter 9eilanltalt ber
@ermenbung bes PrGlibenten @Gepez
lamb git berbanten ;bat, tonnte ni@t
NIT 8dittmmtbett in Grfabrung 9ez
bra4t tperben. @ermutblt9 1T @ritez
res Der 5au.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Y0bnr0ubcr ppr 0crt6t.

Sn Mu t n, 3er., purben Did
WaQace, 8iQ 8run5 on, Sum Danton
unb 2etpts @be1bon BON ben @rob ges
l4morenen In Mnflase5uitanb oerhsBt,
unter ber 8ei@ulbigung, ben Snternaz
tionul GrpreB3ug beraubt gu 9aben.
Brun1 on ipi:lte ben @errGtber an let
men &ameraben unb 0erurtbetlung ber
gan3en 8unbe i It nunmd9r 1i4er. Der
proceb begann ipfort. Den 8eamten
gslang es, @:i@me0be i'm Mertbe bon
ungefGbr $500, bas in BIER Nabe Der
@aub itene pergraben &porben tpar, ptez
Der gu er&tangen. @runion, ber, nab>
renb ct fib FINER @erbaftung mtoerz
ieBte, angei9ohen ponoen lpar, tpiro
BON 1einen Wum6en mteber berge1t eQt
tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Narttbert6te.
Chicago.
Mintertpe1aen $685.; Somm

Winterpel3en $685.; @ommertpei,
gen 1884,; @ossen 49,; @erite
$3.50; 9afer 27-30; &orn "a 38;
Mebl 1.85- $50; Rleie 11.25-12.00;
mtbblinss 11.O0-11.25; 5tmotbpbeu
7.50-11.0O; prairiebsu 8.0O-8.50;
@tiere 100000; @toders 2.1O-
2.7 &iibe 1.6O-2.85; &dlber -;
@ttpeine 5.1O-5.45; @@afe 200
$40; 2Gmmer 4.25-4.65; @utter.
Creamery 233-27; 8utter, Datrp &c
81; &Gie, Creamery 10-11; Rdie,
@4tpei3er 11-12; &leelamen 900
$50; Timotbpfamen 3.35-3.55;
T(a9s 1.23-1.24; Wbistep LIS;
3miebeln per SAB 1.25; @rbfe en- LOO
LOS; Mepfel 2.00-4.00; &artoHsln
8obnen 1.45-1.5O; 9ontq
10-15; DO, ausgelafener 6-8; @ie1
23-24; Salg 4-5; 2ebenbige 9ub=
ner 6; @pringbii6ner 81; Surtet
Oil; &nten SO; @dnie per Dbo,
100000; prairie @bidens per DBb,
3.5O-4.25; cartridges 3.75-4.00;
9uatls 1.50-2.00; Malaro : @nten
2.5O-3.0O.
Wtnmeapolis & st. Yaul.
Wei3en 59-62; @ogeen AZ; @erite
$780,; 9afer 26 ~; Rorn 80;
Stmotbpbeu 6.00-8.5O; l1planbbeu
5.50-7.00; Butter, Creamery %
26; Butter, DatrD 17-24; @ter 49,
%; MeBl 2.2O~.OO.
STONY GttO.
@tiere 3.OO-3.50; &ibe unb Sci
fers 1.50-2.25; Stoders unb Geebers
2.10-2.85; &Glber 2.60; S4neint
4.90-5.O0; @3afe 2.40.
&an1aS Gttp+
Stiere 1.5O-5.55; &ibe 1.8O-
40; @toders unb 6eebsrs 2.25-
1865; &dlber 5.00-5.10; S@wein*
4.95-5.3O; S4ufe 2.50-3.5O; 2dm=
mer 3.00-4.25; Wei3en So Sc; 9a=
fer $780,; &orn 30-31; @ier 20
81.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
,frcMcr Waub0nt

Sn g9icaso trat un stnsm Der
lebten @lbenbe Elm unbetannter In pen
@rocertelaben bon Mepers an 1923
Mabai ~ QQpe. unb berlangte BON ber
antpe1enben 14id6rtgen Sotter
Meper's, Sppbia, Elm Stiid &autabad
unb Iegte cine Doqarnote auf ben va
bentt19. @omie @opbia ben @elbz
taiten Dffnete, INN gu pe4i:ln, mari
Der gemetne @4uft i6r etne portton
rotben 4feffer ms @eiiAt, ergrtff ben
Snbalt Der Rafe, b.i tebenb aus Sill,
unb entflob. Gum Slid mar nt@ts
bon benz sefdbrltden Stoffe benz Mdb<
@en in bic !Mugen, ionoern muir cine
@leinigteit IN bic Naie unb BIN M1lno
9eratben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
8rutaIc @%tbtanolun8.

I'm Smtn Greet in Mbams
60. D., bate bic 2e9rerin SRI. MarD
Tre33les cine @@ilertn ge3u4tigt unb
als lie na@ tbrer Wobnung in &uena
@i1ta ging, f:len ale Mitglieber Der
Tumilt.. |mel@e bic @4ulertn argez
bDrte, iiber bic 9sbrerin fer unb mtbz
banbelte lie aufs Gur&tbarite, inoem
HE NIT Steiner unb &nitteln auf lie
los f@lugen. Die 2ebrertn erlttt etz
men @@dbelbru4 unb mtrb tpabrl4etnz
li9 fterben. @or etntgen Sabren bat
cine @@pefter ber 2dbrerin dbnlt4e
19redli@e @rfdbrungen gema4t, baB
HE quf 2ebens5eit gum Rruppel tpurbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Gin rabtatcr &tcbDaber

Die iieben3ebnidbrtge Mattie @rH in
IS 2tDerpool, D., apurbe BON
ibrem etferii4ttgen 2iebbabep namens
9oTmann gei@oHen unb gefdbrli@ berz
leBt. 9oHmann feuerte bam bret
@4uFe auf ii@ lelbit ab, ftiir3te it4
barauf in ben T1uB, no es linn aber gu
falt gu 1ein f4ten, benin ct fletterte iber
bas Sis mieber ans 3anb unb tpo1te
it3 bpr einsn Grpreb8ug tperfen. go
Tighten berHinberter tbn buran.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

Worlase purbe int @eiammtausi4ub
beratben unb empfeblenb an bas 9aus
etnberidtet. Damn tam ot, 8iQ bez
treFs 3ulaKuns llta9s in bic l1nion
an bic Nstbe. Mab lGngerer Debate
tpurbe bie1elbe anQenpmmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
@o4cn lid 2(u arGtiten BON &cibe
bdltc11.

Die fran3D1ii@e @esierung
bat bef4loi1en, bub IN 3utunft alle
MuSldnber, ielbIt 1ol4:, mT&e ih
uur tur3e 3eit gu @ei@dftS5meden m
6rartrei@ aufba1ten mo1en, i4 in
@emdBbsit NIT ben Mr51i@ getroffenen
@e1kb:sbeftimmungen bel Der .polt3et
melber unb ben 3med iutpie bic mut@z
mablt9e Dauer ibres Mufentbaltes gu
Yrototpu geben miii1en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
&u%naernoe @crglentc 1T @ttGtean,

|@oup. &t4 in Gaming Mi@.,
erlieb cine Proclamation, in melder ct
fir bic bungernben 8ergleute auf ber
n0rbli9en 9albtmIel UNI 9ilfe btttet,
bu Tie augenbltdli1 Dollitdnbig mittelz
los 1tnb~ Scr ben0tbigte 8etrag 1T
$4,000 per Monat unb CT penbet ith
baber an iebe @tabt unb Srt
unb g:fel1ige Srganiiatton CUR @eiiteu<
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Sem Dhilabelpbier8 Bun

SeHl ~ ou"~
oesl@abmeiiter UT es gelungen, etn'
fre1e 8antnotenfdl14ung gu entoeden.
SSSm Inter i3abamt in Wtlaoelp6ta ltef
cine $5O4g}ote Elm, met9e man bel gez
naler Priifung als cine $10z9fote srz
%fannte, bic aber 10 9e1atdt gefaA4t
mar, baB bic 6Gl14ung BET fiAti9em
Mnblide ntbt gu entoedn par. Mn
immer bic 3abl 1 ob.r bas Mort Sen"
porfam, rpar es NIT ber 3abl 5 ober
INIT benz Mort rTtftp" iiberflebt. 9err
Walters 1T ber Mnii@t, Dab bic iiberz
geflsbten ,3ablen @teu:rmorten emit
npmmsn 1inb. 'Gr 1agt, oab piele ST.
Soften i'm umlauf iino, bic auf 'oie1e
Weil e in $105Npten D%ertpanbelt NOR
ben iinb. 81. Tdl1dungen tperben
meii tens IN @irginien peribt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Oe9en 9Uua,nttbomben.

0as unterbaus beg snglii4en Parz
lamentes mirb barauf 81 teben, baB Dor
Der 3ui@auergallerie bes SiBungs1aa<
les Elm fairies 9rabtneb angebra@t
miro, bamit es Morobuben unm0gli4
gemaAt perbe ben Mbgsorbneten 9pz
namitbombsn auf bic &0pfe 3u perfen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
~Gmpftnolihc Strafc.

Sn pbilabelpbia ut 9enrp
g. @p@rune, ber ebemalige Mieger
ber ba1igen ,Miin3e, ue(4er tpegen @ez
fteblung ber Miin3e TIM $135,00O
@obpertb 1&uloig befunben apurbe,
gu fteben Sabren unb le4s Monaten
@sfGngntB nerurh6etlt porben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Wcrihdrfte Wrcb9eicbe.

Sn paris nabm ber @enat einz
ftimmtg bic tags 3upor bon ber Depuz
ifrtentammer angenommene 8orlage
btreHs ber 8ed4rdntung Der Pr:bfret:
bett an. Prditbent @arnot beriab BIZ
@orlage INIT feiner unteri4rtft. Dte:
1elbe 4pirb iofort in Rraft treten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
0cf6brltd1cS Wer0nMgcn.

8reslar, IL. DECEMBER. 8eim
\6@lttt19ublaufen bra4en in R(oiterz
mii6le % &tnber bur4 bas Sis. Dret
ber1elben srtrnnfer, bic iibrtgen 3tpanz
gig tonnten init tnapper Scott gerettet
tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
2Suncu niG)t Nubc Daltcm.

Sn m 0ort traf folgenbe Sc
pe1@e aus pdnama Elm: Sin &rieg
3tpt1 @en @cuabor unb peru 1T mabrz
i@etnli3. @s banbelt 1i4 UNI @ren3z
f%treitigteiten. @ie Winbieligteiten
biirten 14on inn 2aufe biefer Mohe
6egtmnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

en- g t. @barles, &c.,, lit Ell
ne 8epegung inn @ange, biz norbmeitz
1l6 bon Der Stabt lte9enoen ct.
Charles 8ottpms fir ben Mderbau gu
oetpinnen. Das betrefenbe 2anb 1T
cine bon BIN Daroenne unb Penique
8Gben burdfo7ene Prairie, bic bel
6o9maHer bonn MtKiKtppi lberz
iHpemmt mirb. 0as 2unb lit iebr
fru4tbar, jebp4 bermiiiten bic ueberz
1hpemmung'n regelmdBig bic 5elber,
1pbab an Elm 8eitelen berfelben 1ett
Sabren nt9t mebr 9eoa3t tpurbe. Man
beab1t9ttgt iebt, ben 2auf Der betoen
@G6, gu Gnbern unb cine Mn5a9l
DGmme gu erri4ten, INN ben l1eberz
l9memmungen Gtnbult gu tbun.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
1tu9et1tutblihc Tatrt.

Sn @aurburg trafen N:uti@e @eiz
ienhe Elm, biz auf fran30iilAen 8ahnen
In ulttrt unb 1ogar thGtlt4 angegrH<
fen mprben paren. 9ite uno Mdntel
batte man ibnen 3errihen unb i4ubtos
mubten IL ale 8eletounasn iiber ii4
ergebsn l1i1en. Sie legten IN @aarz
burg @ei@perbe gegen a9re f%ran5o1tz
if.n 8eldi tiger Elm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

begungen, unb tbrem 2eben IN ben
berl 4ieoeni item @trafanit alten. @te
lit 'ber:its 3peiunbiiebsig Sabre ali
uno 1tanb 3uleBt untsr Der Mntla9e.
elm @elotdld@en NIT $500 Snbalt &C.
itoblen gu haben.
- No9bem bas alte rStaatstnei=
penge1eb" bon Subcaroltna ftd
as Elm 1a9r Embellishments Mertseue
ermie1 en- bat, unb bic 0ur&fubrune
b%e1elben fir @ouperneur Stqman als
Gbef auer v@taatsfneipen" nit Jeff
grpben unanne6mli1teit:n berbunber
par, 1T Elm neles r@taatstneipenge:
1eb" BON @enator tSnbn @arp @pans
in Der @taatsgeiebgebung eingebra4>
morben. @s lit 1:Br berlhieben bor
benz jebigen @eiebe unb ent6dlt ieb:
1trsnge 8%e 1ttmmungen. Sen @t'n:
babnen mtrb berboten, irg:nbmel4
geiI tige @etrdnte an etn5elne Snbipt
Duen gu bef0roern unb bic lebterel
werb:n %itrafbar, tpenn lie 1ot4e Sc
trante entgegennebmen, uuA tpenn bte1
fit ibren peri Dn(ihen @ebrauA be
1timmt 1tnb. Die Dt1peniers oo:
Gtaatstnetpemn tDnnen8ie
pet @las ober audi in gr0Beren Auan
tttGtsn unb bic Meinprpbucent:n II
proolrft burd bas 9iipeniarium per
tuu fen, >penn iie cine feitgeIebte mdbt
&c @ebiibr an ben Staat .cntri4teu
Man ylaubt, oub bic 8iq in btele
TaKung gar feline 9intertbirden offe'
tdbt, our6 wel@e iie umgangen merbe'
tDnnte.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-25
Come to Rescue.

As surely az any known effect follows q
cause, just so surely will disease Of the kid.
neys succeed their inactivity. il that mac
ton TO not promptly ,emedisd. Come &c
the rescue with Hoststts.'s Stomach Bit
ters, which gives a healthful impulse to the
action Of both the kidneys and tho bladder,
without exciting them. like al unmeGicated
stimulent. Rendered aUtive by This genial
diuretic and tonic. the perform thar funo.
lions thoroughly and regularly. removing
from the system impu ities which begsl
rheumatism, dropsy, gravel, Brights dis
ease. diabetes and catar. h OF the Bladder.
The contraction of either one Of these
formidable msladies Is the penalty eIncted
by nature for indifference to that plain
warning-sluggish action of the kidneys.
When this exists, not a should be
lost in the use OF the remedy indicated.
Benr In mind that tho titters will relieve
with equal promptitule disorders Of the
stomach. liver. bowels and nervous system,
and cure or p event luala. isl complaints.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-25
injury From HicYcle Riding.

One evil traceable to bicycling is the con-
firmed stoop which has already declared
itself in many wheelnen, II result so COM
mon in the less strongly built bicyclists of
the continent us to have found its way into
classification as the "kyphosis bicyclista-
rum"
The dorsal curvature posteriorly, which
used to be rare i'll boys under IA years Of
age, is, now that the bicycle is so largely
used, very frequently met with, particular
~ among those young ~bicyclists whose
spinal olumn is developing more rapidly
b a the ~ligaments and muscles, and in
whose case, therefore, the equilibrium be-
tween those parts is more or less disturbed.
Were it merely an unsightly deformity,
the stoop IN question ought to be combated
IN every way, but confirmed dorsal curva-
turo posteriorly has consequences of it's own
quite niischicvous enough to call for i'm
mediate counteracti0n. The displacement,
embarrassed functional activity and ar.
rested or diseased development of these
organs, which HYPNOSIS inevitably induces,
are all too serious to warrant the slightes.
neglect in remedying them.
Exercise of II kind to accustom the spinal
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-25
THE VICE OF eREGARIoUsNEss.
The Modern Tendency Is Toward Con-
tralization of Social Life.

In the heart of a crowded city, in the hot
month Of August, l once met a woman
whom l had known some 10 years before as
a resident at one of the most beautiful spots
in what is perhaps the most beautiful
county of New England. She told me that
she now lived, all the year round, in a big
boarding house on square. Fourteen
lines of horse cars" she continued, not
without pride, pass the door, and there
are two large hotels nearly opposite"
Good God, madam" l could not help ex-
claiming in pity, chow you must pine for
the country!' "Pine for it!' she answered
in establishment. .Why, the folks wanted
me to come up and visit them this sum-
mer, but I couldn't bear to leave the city.
And l forgot to tell you," she added, with
the air of one who caps the climax, "there's
a brass band that practices twice IA week in
the building next door"
When l heard all this, I still pitied the
woman, but for a different reason. Her
case, l take it, was a typical one. She was
simply a victim to what | shall venture to
call the national vice Of undue gregarious-
ness. This vice--or habit, if the reader
prefers that TERMS a characteristic of the
age. 1t begins to attack even the morose
and healthy nature of John Bull, but obvi-
ouSi5 us ADMINISTRATIONS are most common
and most extreme in our own country.
Many proofs of this statement will at
once occur to the reader-the railroad cars
in which we travel, the apartments in
which we live, the continual exodus from
the farm to the village and from the vii
lage to the town, the form which our
amusenents take, and, above all, the i'm
mense development of clubs. Almost
every function of modern life is discharged
through the medium of club. TO dine in
a crowd, to be charitable in a crowd, to 90
out in a crowd to view the face of nature.
and, perhaps, greatest %absurdity of all, to
read poetry in a crowd-such are the ambi-
tions of a typical American.
| believe that there are in existence So
cieties Of drunkards not for legitimate
purposes Of conviyiality, but with the weak
intention of reforming in a body. There is
certainly u club of persons whose bono of
union is n dssire to free themselves from
the dreadful vice of procrastination. and /
have observed advertisements of "Rest
Glasses" at the seashorc for clergymeu and
Schooltcachers. There are immense sum
mer towns or camps on Cape Cod where
people are herded together almost as close
ly rs the occupants of n tenement house in
the city, and this for pleasure.-H. G.. Mer-
win in Atlantic.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-25

Ayers Hair ViRof has no equal. in merit
and efficiency, rs a hair dreeaing and fcY
tho prevention of badness. II .r1dicasss
dandruff, keepa the s,alp moist. cioan, and
healthy. and gives vitality and color 70
weak, faded. md gray hair. The most
popular of toilet articles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-25

The valus of n good name Was we'll ex-
emplined the othsr day. when a man asked
n Of our druggists for q bottle Of enrsn.
parilla. "Whose?' inqui' cd tho clork.
"Whose2 WIZ. AYer's. OF course. Ye DONE
suppose Pm going to iuu any risks with
hannah. do yer"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-25

1t is said that Kaiser Wilhelm in emula-
ton Of the Caliph Haroun al Rascbid
passes considerable time in walking about
the streets of his capital in disguise, study
ing the condition OF his subjects.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-25

Remember that slang is unmcaninp a.
well as inclegant and that words like aiol-
ly," "beastly," etc, used in season and out
of season soon lose all their ncAniun
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-25

A child Of 6 who has not vet lost anv
temporary teeth has in its Jaws. .;tber
erupted or nonerupted, no fewer tbnn n.
teeth more or less formed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-25

Before. by excessive use OF Aft0v.
Tobacco. Alcohol or Opium, or on account
Of youthful indiscretion or over indulgence etc..
Dizziness. Commissions. Waksfalness, Headache.
Mental Depression, Softening Of the Brain, Weak
Memory. Bearing Down Pains, Seminal Weakness.
Hysteria. Nocturnal Emissions, Spermatorrhua,
L0so 0: Power and Tmpotency. which ii neglected.
may lead to premature old aga and insanity.
Positively guaranteed. Price. $l.00 a box; @ boxes
for 81. 90. SSnt by mail on receipt OF price. A written
guarantee furnished with every $500 order received.
10 refund the money II . permanent cure 10 not
effected.
NERvIA MEDICINE CO.. Detroit, Mich.
For sale in Helena by the Payntsr Drug Co..
Wholesale and retail druggists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-25
HOTEL LEMOMT

$3.50 to 02d OOlE9BV Avk.S
virst-cIass brick nre.Rroof European Hotel. only
three blocks from the Sixty.seccnd II. entrance 70
the Worlds Fair grounds. Our rooms hre All ilght
and airy, mostly 0utride rooms, holding from three
IN All people each. Prices per room, G,W NaU ehu
$50 per day. Awnings. scrsens In every Tindos
and covered piAyzas on every moor. Tho dote, "
opernted by the owner and IL Will cost you nothins
10 secure MONS in advance. A. nrstclnss Dining
Roou connected with tho hotel. 9. n. osAt, osssss''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13
rnlIsd for RorIr ,IllIIen..

LONDOs, April l2.-rhe English,
Scottish and Austrian Chartered bank
has failed, with liabilities amounting,
II Is said, ~ cs,000,00O, VI $4,000, 900.
No eit!mAto vi the assets has yet been
mad, but they aTe supposed TO DO
large. The bauK was incorporated by
a royal charter In 1852, aud oiaimed
10 have paid up capital Of e9OO,C0O
anu u reserve fund OF e3l0,00O.
Tue suspended bank haa main
branches at Sydney, Adelaide, Bris.
bAne and Melbourne, and vt various
Lesser points In the colonies New
Souta Wales. Victoria and SOUTH Aus
tFalla. IL Transacted banking and
exchange business between Great
Britain aud the Australian colonies,
anu had large deposits. The failure
has added to the anxiety aud con-
ttsrnttion which previous fecsnt fail
uIei Of financial Institutions with
Australian connections have caused.
The only reason givou for the failure
Is that there has been for several weeks
a steadily increasing withdrawal OF de.
poslts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

John A. Bell, managing editor OF
the Detroit Free Tres, died yesterday
Of typhoid.
The United Mine Workers Of Amer.
lea In secret session at Columbus, o.,
today decided 10 ask for M advance In
wages,
John w. Mackey was today out for
the first time since he was shot. lie
went for drive through the park with
Mrs. Macllay. DO. liza iw
Tne extensive planil,y mills and
lumber yard Of Hardy, Vtobris * Co.,,
Brooklyn. bur,ieI tonight. The esli.
mate loss Is sl5O,OOl ,',.
Fine tonight In New York lumber
ward destroyed between 1000, 900 and
(. OO0. 900 feet OF lumber. This loss Ia
estimated a, 100000.
tits reported that the Monterey 4
Mexican Railway will soon pass Into
The hands OF @. 4. Huntington CT the
Southern Pacific company.
The Ann Arbor road at Toledo 6lsd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13
Fatal Minr.ploslon In spain.

MADRID, April IAN explosion
In the Sala Caldis cOmpany's mills bt
Matraro tais morning blew of the roof
aud sent it more than 100 yards from
Its foundation. The walls were rent
aGd most Of the floors collapsed. All
the mon employed by the company
were at work when the explosion &C.
CURED. Mot OF them went down with
the wreck. a Are which broke out
Immediately af,ot the explosion was
extinguished and the work Of rescue
begun at once. The bodies OF nine
workmen and the manager were re.
moved from the ruins. Fifty men are
trying to recover the rest Of the bodies.
the number OF dead la not yet known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13

PIrTsBuRu, April i2.-A group Of
los Russian anarchists have been uu-
eArthod in this city by the police alter
II search Of several weeks. Immedi-
ately bfer the attempt OF French
anarchists to blow up tho police head
quarters at Paris, the police authorities
Of New York and Chicago notified tho
local police organization Of bomL
thTowets' organization in Pi,tsburg for
the purpose Cf making war Oh the pc
lice. The group was organized by
Bauer aud Mold, who were recently
sent TO the penitontinry As accomplices
Of Borkman. Meetings have been
held nightly, and circulars recently
distributed calling upon the working.
men to prepare Tor what was termed
tan approaching crisis" Tho meet
ing have boon stopped md the leaders
huve promised to leave the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13
niici, whisky SAN Captured.

NEW York, April l2.-In an old
ramshackle building In Brooklyn,
tenantless since the last occupant COM
mItted suicide five yeaia ago, an in-
ternal revenue officer today captured
one OF the largest and beat equipped
Illicit distillerios that has fallen into
the hands Ct the government FIR years.
Suspicion was aroused by the neigh.
bors observing smoke Issuing from a
chimney and also that half dozen or
more swarthy visaged men were oh.
served to enter ana leave the building
at given hour. The talk OF the
neIehborhood found tho way to the
internal revenue headquarters aud To-
day the officers descended upon the
mysterlous house. The doors were
forced one by one, but this gave the
moonshiners time to escape. Tho
apparatus wss LETT In full operation.
About 5000 gallons If high wines were
found In casks. Tie still Is of modern
make, with n daily capacity OF 100
gallons.