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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
slmm,c s3retocr's trattriecs s6t6fal.

OarrtSb Ut 9, Ra., Is. Sul1.-
2lnnie &7cioer, Ocren Gltern unO bier
lbrer @jci6luiiter 2tufanS5 pOri9erWOde
IN Suoz0afola ermOroet mur0cn, be ftnz
BET iid) leet III benz Saulc ibre8 @jrOBz
pater5 i'll DER 9tGhe BON Gli3abetb
in beOuuernawertbem 3uit0nOe. Sic
bat icIt Der 2ru9Ooie nur weut9 geld laz
len unO fam 9ddt8 eilen. G8enn iie
uOr Grm0ttun9 in Sdlaf fa1t, iprin9t
iie nadl tur3cr 3cit erldreft BON ibrem
Bette auL unO ihr 3uItauo lit Daun
ihlimmer, ais 3uUOr. Ter lie behanz
OclnOe Arit lit Der Auiid)t, OaB OoS iuu9e
0taoden ibwerli6 nit Dem 2eben oa=
BON tOmmeu mlrO, uno lollte oieic8 wirfz
LID Der SAT- iein, 10 miro ibr Geritano
iuabrl6einlid umnadtet bleiben. Streiz
Der beiaB cine i90ne 6arm BON 1000
gfer, wopOu 600 Qfer nit QSai3en be<
bautes GanO ernOtcreii limb. Sin bel
GOnewa9O, &anc0iter=G GOuutD, mObueus
Der 8ruoer bc8 Grmoroetcn lit beute
na3 DatOta abgereiit, I'M oa8 @inernbz
ten oeS lSat5en8 uno ben Sertauf ocs
SeTethum8 sum 8eiteu Der iberlebeuz
sen SfinOer oe5 &reiOes' i9cn GbepaareS
1u Iberma6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
eyamftfampf init toS.libcm 2Sms=
Qn1Ge.

9tewzO Off, is. 5ult. - Der Sea-
tioualipOrt 5uugz2tmerifa'S. oa8 8Oz
reu, bat Elm peitere5 Oteuldenlebeu gez
iOrocrt. Sobu OtcOonalO aus gtr.
843, 10. 2lpeuue, uuO ELL gewliier 6r.
5. Ggau, Der ais prOiciiiOneller &lOpfz
fedter befannI 1T, waren in Strclt 9ez
ratben uno Datten bei1loheu, oenielben
nab ALIEN 9iegeln Der Sunit" au85uz
rG9en. 5n @egenwGrt elmer otdtgez
Oran9ten Utenge fanO gcitcru 2lbenO Die
&eilcrei itatt. Ntebrere nSiebbaber"
biclteu bic Sdwamme, Gin AnOercr
;Gblte bic Wlinuten &C. Sm 5welten
Sang erbielt Otc0onal0 pOu leincm
Gcguer elnen nit uOlIer SraTt gefubrten
S9lag in Den 9tafen, Der lbn lautlO6
gu sBoOen idute. QSabreuO Der MN
iolgenoeu Serwlrrun9 8Og Ggan ieine
0auoihu6e aus, mari iie inter Die llmz
ltebcnOen IN 6rGfte iib Oann. 3u5wiz
iben mar Semano nah Der nG9Ittn BO>
liieimade gelauien, nm Oaielbit Oen llnz
IaQ gu mcl0en. YOii;iit Eurcell requiz
rirte ioiort etne glmbulan3 unO elite
oaun auf ben Sdauploe Der Shat.
Ntc0OnulO wurOe idleuni9it III Oa5
r9lOOiepeltz0Oipital" traaSpOrtirt; allc
0GlIe erwic8 li6 inoeIen ais pcr9eblidl,
I'M 80 llbr that Der 26ziabrige Patient
icinen leBten 2ltbem5ug, obne pOrber
pieoer sur Seiinnun9 Setommen ;u ietn.
2ll8 SoOc8uriohe nabmen Die 9ler3te
Gcbirneri4itterung an. OfcOOnalo
binterldBt cine altc 0tutter, ocren
SdmerS 9rcnSenIO8 iit. SOn icinem
Ni0roer, oen 9tirman0 tennen nil, IebIt
porlduiia ieoe Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19

Silte8barre, Ya., IS. Suit
}0cute bcgann III oieier StoOt GaS 9roBe
SGn9crIelt Der pereinigten Oeutlden 9es
iangpereine oes StaatcS Bennlgloanien.
0uileIbe wurOe 9eltern AbenO our9 clnen
Gomnler3, Der mebr, ais 20 perlbteoc=
ncn Gieianguereinen augeb0ri9cn, beIz
uobe 1000 Sangcr in Der u2lrmOrp" einz
gcleitet uno wlro bis gum 0onnerita9
oauern. 1o8 erlte GOn3ert ianO bcute
9ta6mlttag ltatt. Inter ocn aus anoez
rem Staatcn ein9etrOiienen gclan9z
&creincn beiinOen lid Der rDciuebuno"
aus 92cwzYOrf, melder 100 Wtann
itOrf, wOruntcr etua Die SG!fte attipe
Sanger iinO, ntittelit Spe5ial5u9cS bier
uulan9te, unO Der r2lriOn" BON 5crlcDz
GitD, yt.zS. Die elaitc wuroen bel 2lu@
tunit Der 3Hge nit Utuiit Selten5 Ser
&apelle os6 9. 9Ic9iment0 begrilBt unO
oam pOn Oiit9lieOern OeS Gmplan95z
Counties na9 ibreu reip. 9auptquartlcs
rem 9eleltet. Die Staot lit feltlldl gez
id)mUdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
SpabcanttelI Dor 6eri6t.

Bort an0, Sre., IS. Sult. -
grs3OQs@OlleftOr Same5 2Oran wurOe
inter Der 2tntlaSe, iiA am Spiuutz unO
@bineieniamuggel bctbeili9t gu baben,
psrbaftet. Sili5s 3Ollinipettor 9fObert
g. BabOof uuO s. .. 9aroiueu, elm
irlberer .3Ollbeamter, wurben aus benz
ielben @runOe oerbaftet. 9egen Stelz
lung BON $4,000 SHr9idaft wurDen
2lle wieOer auf freien SUB seiett.
gSi1iam Dunbar unb 9tatbau Blum,
Bic Ngenten iiir Oen 0umpfer r5aptien
0tepublic, Der Die Gbineien pOu 8ri>
tii6sGOlumbia bradte, wurben geltern
Dor @eridt pOrgefibrt, um fid auf 3ebn
weitere AnfIa9eu we9en S4mu99els Su
erFlaren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
CJpel GjutmM1 & Gpmp. ,
1r. ft2 bis 122,
J(OrO= c utG m=S trOBe.
Ganoloaten filr Oem eteftrtlGcn


8allitOn, N.sY., 18. Suli.-M.
Son, iun., wurOe beute friib I'M uSDers
unO 2erminerz Gjeri6t gum SOOe 0ur6
Glettri;itat perurtbeilt. 9a8 llrtbcil
ioQ III Der am 27. 2lu9uit be9innenOcu
@O9c I'M 0anuemOraz@ef fGn9niB uOaz
ltrcdt nCrOen.
4uburn, N.zD., IS. 5nli.- Der
9iegcr GSnt. SaglOr, Elm Strdiling, Der
in Der 9eienfabrif Oe5 @ciGnQniiie8 gu
2tuburn eluen unOcren StrdIlin9, Sea-
mems 3. 5oBniOn, ermOrOete, wlrO III
ser nGditcu NOde elcttrofutirt wcrOeu.
). SobniOn, cbcnfaas Elm 9e9eritrGfz
ling, mclder in Dem namliden a3udtz
bauie 3wei anOere Suafliu9c ermOrOcte,
iicbt Der GntIAcioung ielneS 6aIlc8 ourd
oas 9tppclIatiOn5z @eridt cnt9egen unO
wiro waDridDeiHIi4 bolO OarouI IN cleft
triiten Stuhte enOcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
0auenIetOen,

pelh., psnn uernahIdiiist, Bu erHff.n ernnIs
beiten fiihren. SiHMoHs' 2eberzReau, al OF
iibt einen pobItbdtiseH SiHf1ut auT aIle G5als
Ienleioer aus. Or 9iebt Der Scber Die atbeis
tenoe 9rait, re9ulirt bic Abioubsruua ber
gale uHo ueriest bic 8eroauuns soraane in
ben i3uhano, IN DeIhem ne ibre iSuHttioren
reseIudSig ausu6eH. Rab @ebrau6 oiejer
9ieoiSir Diro ghemGHo ia9eH tonncn: I'D
bin sdlenleloeuo."
SD 6abr an b.ftisem Srddeu Der eeber
eeiittea uno nabm 5 bis 20 GjraiHs pom
&aIomel, Delhes mid seiuobHIih auf bis 4
Saqe ms Sett mari SurBIid nabur i'd
SiHmons' 9ebcr Resulotor, ipelfler mir 10
pi.l Grleidt,ruus periAaffte, eGs i6 unses
fort meInem Seruie ioIssH tsHute.a - 3.
Sues, ViLooleport, Ohio. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
Die IInrubcn auf ocr glGp6iosRe'
fernn r. M

NGbHquerQ t.-Nt., II. SILL. -
Inter ben Suolaueru iu 6oudS.1aHf IN
Der Standardization lit IS mte0er 6u
ernfndeu uUrlIheu 9stommcu. Sor Sab
rem wIrOe III Guuleuo. &aUou elu @Iter3uJ
Der ATLANTIC. EutlTc. @Gln" gum GutgleI.
len gebradlt, wobsI 0er 3ugiubrer gfela
GuanS Don bier mrs Eebcu fam. Der
Seroatt, oas 8erbreheU 0Jribt su bNbeu,
fiel auf eiutu beriidugtsu JtapalOz 5noia'
ner, oodl gelang e6 oamai8 Der SeAeroa
ntdlt, ben SduppUtel Cc5 SurldeH aus
ftu0ig III MAIDEN. @gfcru euO!i1 entoeda
ten Smei GolBelbeamte, Selueg HNo SmltA,
ben @eiudteu III Qoul5 Eaut. Sle 9olteH
ben Qaoeubeiber &suuGtt Rerbel, Oer ben
SUoiauer ioeutIfiSlrtc.
Die 8oll,ilteu UabncU i'm felt UHo moua
ten lbm e6en NaHO'heucu auleaeH, al5 oec
SuOiauer fidI AM &eunett mari oem,elben
Sen Reuoluer entyIB uuo aui DEN Hol5uteu
Selueu feuertc. DIE &uQeI ineitte ben 9e-
amteu oil Der ,5tiru. HUlRit Smith lam
ieinem Ramcraoeu Su Nulfe Huo itoB Den
Suoianer toot. Soiort iTOmtcu aus aleu-
RidlunQeu be 9uoiduer htrbeI. SeiOc9
uuo Smitb Uerbarrita0,rteU Idl Ill Benz
nettS Qapeu, mQbreuo &eUuet unt sort
@mluq fuhr uno oeH OOrtlgcu commands
reuoen Sifiiier nm mIIrtdriItcu Stut bat.
Gue 46thelluug MllItdC lUurOc ioiOrt aOh
Dem Sdauplae Der llurubeU geiaubt uno
eutette Die beioeH hart beot1ugtcn PoltSeI1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
GiaenthamItdlc. Soo clues StnScs,

Gi9cttbltmItdIc: Soo clues GtnoeS+
9torrt8tOwn, n, Ba., Is. Suli. -
81. u. BattOn, Oas ied8 NtOnate alte
S6bn6en Der 9tegerin Buultne BattOn
BON 3arnOtiraBe, YbilaOelpbia, elmer
yebrerin al elmer Ofieutlidcn S9ule an
Der MOOol ltraBe iener StaOt, bat iid in
Ser 2Eobnuug Der 6rau 0IatbilOe
8ant5 3u 2lmbter, wobln Oa5 &inO am
9onneritag oOri9er l6Ohe BON ietncr
Tante Sri. Sliue YattOn 9ebradt nor
6en mar, nm BORT grOBgc;O9en gu werz
BEN, su GOos geIdrteeH. 9r. Charles
9. SOu9b murOe 3war 9cruten, nm ben
&leiuen gu bebanOeln, bod ltar6 Der
2eetcre bcreltS meui9e 0ttnutcn nab
Der Infunit 0e5 9lr3tes. 0teier peis
qerte iia, cinen 9ooe8i9ein auS3ultelz
len, uno benu9rihtt9te Den Coroner
&urB, mclder cine BoitmOrtem Inter
iudun9 ser 2ei9e anOrOncte. 0a8 9fes
iultat oieier llnteriuhun9 ltellte feit,
oaB oas Siuo an @rid0piung ltarb, Die
Dur6 fortmGbren6es Sdreien perurlaht
murOe. Die Wiuttcr oe8 &uaben be-
;eugte, baB berielbe felt GINGER 3eit gez
franfelt, unO OaB iie geglaubt babe, sic
gau0luft rpiirOe tbm gut tbun. Sic
iaQte, Der Gatsr Oe5 &iuOe8 babe iie pers
laiien, beoOr ite Ntutter mur6e. 0as
Geroift Der Gorouer8< SurD lautete auf
Sob in 6O!9e BON @ridOpfun9."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
RrGn ette0
Der
l1irrfu, gIaCt unO l1ordrb prift.

Sbre StbauOluus unO 6eIluug obne Qsa9eH'
0ieoijlntrHna.
Ssrr,siber: bdufg,s IlTinirsH, 4uitehs1 bet
g1adlt Inn iu urinirer z SChmsrS obsr 9rtHEtn bel'm
qaftH oss IQa'srs, yiattropitln BON llrIH, Hadosm
Dies seitttsH, BcrgTogeuHI oeT SorftcboruE uHo
STi9bI hc JhereRfIdHibtit
Die entitIeo,niie uobtGotiae BiriuHs Uito er5ieI3
nsu man oit 6tmitttl r NJ Itttlbar
AM GiBC oes 2eioeuS appltl5rt,
no Ifs fh bonn sr0sttH yM5cH crusieH rycIesH
8eHH Der BoIus IN BEN DlaitborW eIH9tlu9rt lr u
Tubt er uHuItttlbaI an BioleHbCl5' SlolcHrtltb
gAniitIiutlI or gsInE NM lElLhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19

If you Ffeel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IRON BITTERS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
35e6nnormnd,

Spe,ifii6e 6eilmlttel fiir ipe3iftite eeioens
4. epe,iT'd,tr SurIuS, bel Sdpdte=9Iusflhp
fen, StrbtlopitH, RudtHitmCBtH uim 50 ole eHtelne
Sdattel; Der uouf6notss SIRIUS NIT bret SCpdttslh
reitcno aui DlsuGte, SO.
,. RuriuS glr. a., fur Wanueri0wdaIe-
Cine GhadteG fir cRfal, o6eT iTidle Sdns Sc; ortt
gdatteIH ilir 1nsre UHo dueauerHne Jale Del UtlnS
neru iibcI ben mIttereI GbTcu dmGtleH Sshten ullO
SIG iur orsI VioHGte.
3. NtsrembIaIen sSaurSus, BEL URN, EgIaisE'
Unh BoritsboruitusB Beldrsroeu. @tTe Stadtel $4I
Iptl SdattelH S., or,I G,tattsLH SO.
4. Rrditigsuoer { rius, beioHbetS 9seisHet
aIs Stdrtuus nr Bcrio~. lUelde 5u 9elratbeH beees
fttigen. SIHs S6aht. 4, oreI SdattslH SIo luS
brcI UtouGtt.
&. SImfretuiauue 8 gnrIus, StrOpbstH, uEf
retnes gpIt uIru. GIH' 5LdtttsI $6i orclMoHatlI4e
Sebanblung ooer OoqeH Surius $40.
Bud NIT 3eugniiicn IN Notwithstanding srGS
It's Dlau idreibs an
DIR. HANS ERESK0W,
Rr. 82s, groaOwea q, sie1D'9orf, 0.' $
Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
3lun cine @ettc.

9iewart, 9t.z5.. IS. 9uIi.-3er
25,idbrigcGbcO. Conn. bier, perlhlufte
beute tur5 nod Otitto9 spei unjcn Bas
rilerz@jrIn unb CAB, ais man tbu balO
Oarauf, uuter Sen 8irtungcn beS Giiz
te5 leiOeno. auf elmer unbebautcn 8auz
iteue eutOefte, an, er babe eS auf GrunO
elmer Wctte elugenommen. Sin 6repnO
babe nit Inn 9eWettet, OaB er Oa8 @ift
ni6t binunteridIufeu tOnnc, oDne 5u
lterben. Die 9lerSte in benz 9olpItol,
wObin Conn 9cbradt wur0e, idcnfcn
6ieIer Gr5Gblung wenig 8lauben, oa Der
&ranfc 9ti9tS I'M Die @rbaltunS lelne5
%cben5 gu geben uno plclmcbr iclnen
SoO berbei III icbnen iheint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
gtr. IT,
starp ocu 5SInmmcntoO .

Qaurel, Del, IL. 5ulI.-Da5 iii bes
gdhe BON Seaioro gele9lue 8ObnbaH5 beS
Farmers Siaut @lleS brluHte III Der letten
giu6t uoufduolg nieOer. Gm iurger 6ar'
biaer, melher ). 3. III Dem clulc mar, lamb
in BEN 6lammeu leiueu Eoo. Ser petns
udre Serlut beSfier! itt auf $4,000; feline
Serilteruna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
sefhafttaunasIpie @eraIents.

Selena, Otout., II. 9ult.-Sn
6Olse Der inlteuung be8 8etriebe8 Der
Silbsr9ruben berriden idlimme .3u'
ft6n0e. 9n @rurite unO 8biQipsburg
lnS 5000 9ergleute bcidditiguns8lOS.
gllS iie ibre 9lr6eit perlOren batten, 5os
gen fie pl0elid ibre @in3ublun9en bel
Sen Santen 5uriif. 8iele crbieItsn ibr
@elb unO pcrgeuoeten es. Gin Otann,
Der 5000 uuf ser 8ant gebabt batte,
iiber9ab e8 elmer 6rau in Granite gum
2lufbeben. 9tlS er e8 pieoer perlan9te,
itritt bic 6rau ab, baS @el6 erbalten 5n
baben. Der GisentbIuer fam nit mcbs
reren &ameraoen unO nun marterten iie
Die 5rau, Die uber ni6t geitGnO. AlS
iie ieood nit &oblen0l iibcrgOiIen warO
uno man OrObte, es an3u3unOen, 9eitano
iie, NO oaS gelo uufbcwubrt ici uno eS
puroe pieber erlangt. Cine 6>au, Sea-
mems 5usD, wurOe 9tadtS uOn 3wei unz
befannten WtGnuern 9e3wun9en, $195
berauS 5u seben, pel9e t6r BON elnem
&oitadnger anpertraut wproen waren.
Otan fiir6tet meitere @emalttbateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
Sas fette @lnf.

laIuS unitrer eeitriaen 2. Roraem. RIns aa be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-19
Scr Seatide Gorreiponoenf,
9daIidb, ip0dentlid uub SoHntoss,
geaiuc. Giaentbnmer nno 0feoaftetir

(gtatfOIser pon 8. Rdine),
eIbprfsgde SaltmoresStrast unb TcfsSfFcezaoe.
Rreis b,s sItdleu SIattes, burd 9rdser beiorst,
i2}. cts; fGsIidle uno epnnta % =alnegabs 10
geuts PRO g4o6e SabIbar bic oas Satt beiorgenoer
Srdaer.-3daIidI n.bfi Snunta as sAms gabe unter
ssSorausbsSahlune s.. so pro Sabr, nr tirSsre
3eit i'm 9ScrhdItniB fur bic wod,eutIid,e Musgabe
nit SouHtassblGtt, portofrei, NIT GbSus tir Clubs,
81 SO pro Sd1r, nan irsenb eiHem Srte ees Julans
hes, 81 nab europa. Gpnntage Niue 9abe 81
pro SGbr-Sas bette unb bilisite oentidDe SIatt
in zen NitteI< uno Slbitdaten.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-06-10

The public debt statement shows that there
was net decrease Of $139 1853 during the
month OF May. OF this. $651. 1850 was in
the amount OF bonded Indebtedness OF the
government and g., $50 40 was in the increase
Of the cash In the treasury. The interest
bearing debt Increased $500; debts on which
interest has ceased since maturity decreased
e37, $50, and the debt bearing no Interest,
t6l9, $3.50.
The aggregate interest and non-interest
bearing debt, May 81, was f96l, 7oO. SIS 63; on
April 30 It WAS e962, 407. 764. 13 The certif.
Gates and treasury notes Offset by an equal
amount OF cash In treasury outstanding at the
end OF the mouth, was 1894 ,53l OF, an in
crease of 81 1856
The total cash in the treasury was 1874, lo2
1884, Al, the gold reserve, SOS $40, and the
net cash Lalauce, t26, sic, 514.30.
In the month there was decrease OF =.
76A, 40. 80 In the gold coin and bars, the total
at the close being 1896. $751; 1876. OF silver
there was an increase Of q, 113,sI4.4s OF the
surplus there was in national bank dcposi
tories $ll $40 142O 4. against $ll ,210, sos ~ Al
the end OF the previous month.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-06-10
DIR. se,eas SUSPENDED.
The General Assembly Denies Him the
Rleht to Preach to Presby-

Having decided by vote Of 3S3 to llB that
they had Il hereto on their hands In the per-
son OF DR.. Briggs the frst thing FOR the Pres
bytcrian general assembly to do when 1t met
Thursday morning was to consider what
should be done with bir,. Accordingly, a
committee wa. APPOINTED to bring in verdict
and its members were requested to get to
work at once. After long session the com
mtice brought In THIS recommendation;
Suspension from the mni,,ryi'' Aid the as
scmb.y adopted The report.
During the session OF the committee mo-
tlon WAS made by DR.. Stewart to adopt reso-
luton adinonlshing DR.. Briggs for his dcliy-
cry OF the inaugural and requesting him to
refrain from further spread OF his teachings,
against which the church has spoken.
II was suggested, however. by another
member, that admontlon possibly would be
of no avail anI I, was decided that sub
committee should wait upon DR.. Briggs aid
ascertain what position he would take ia the
case. As hal been expected from his
speeches, they hound that Dir. Briggs was not
dl. posed to take back or modify anything
which he had said.
Upon making this report To the full com
mittoe, 1t was decided that the only other
thing 10 do was 10 suspend him from the fur
thor practice Of the office VI y Presbyterian
minister, and this was agreed to by II unani-
mou. vote.
DR., Briggs Is suspended indefinitely, and
can ONLY DC rcinstatcd on MS rccautaiion oil
the matter in his speeches and writings 10
which objection has been made. 1t is M
likely that he VIII ever do that.
Professor nrigg- was not in his seat when
the closing scene, took piacrt all the com
mi-sioncrs who had glven their support and
counsel bal gone, with the exception OF Pro-
fcs or Sariar! Brown. who waited to hear the
verdict and then left the church.
Ia an Interview DR. Briggs declared that
The action OF the assembly will have no effect
on his relations with Union Theological scm-
Inary where he VIII contlnNa 10 tcaeh.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-06-10
BICYCLE CONTEST At DENVER.
TWENTY-FIVE MILE RACE.
One Hundred and sixty-Two Men RIM to
PlatteeIlie Against "A Strong Wind

The nth annual tare ifal run between
Denver and platteyllle, Il distance of twenty
NE miles, on the 3lst. The riders had 10
face a strong wind all the way.
OF the 10 entries, l62 faced the starter,
and at a the first man, Monahan, Of Gree
ley, Jumped OF at the crack Of the starters
gun, Two minutes ,ater Darrow was dis
patched, and then class after class was sent
out, until seventeen minutes later the three
scratch men, Bolcs, Gcrwing AMI Collier, had
left the starting point behind them.
No appreclablc difference was observed TIL
the advance battalion got to two miles of
Brighton, when Dc Kay, short limit man,
began to forge ahead. Reashaw, who had
been very literally dealt with by tic hGndi.
eappcrs was In the lead, and ride a strong
race through Brighton, followed by Turk d.
m!nute later, and with little "Pertlen Banks,
of Denver, close in attendance,
Renshaw continued his lead to Lupton. and
after going through there slowed up some
what. The race was his and he dli not need
TO ride his hardest All this time 1t was a
touch-end-go contest between litte Albert
Banks and De Kay.
spurts were the order OF the hour, with
the gamey little Denver rider in the lead
From the railroad ears it could he seen hon
fierce was the struggle between the first dozen.
No bets were made on the winner. for that
~a. s.i,iai ton nntias mt hut some were freo-
ly made ON the men who would flfst cross the
tape after him at piattcyille Daniels, DE
Kay Boles and Hamilton OF Pueblo were
tearing along Al tremendous pace, but Hamll-
ton was the stronger and freshcr man aud this
ultimately landed him the winner Of the best
time prize, four seconds behind Bcnshaw, who
crossed the tape first H. NJ Turk OF the
Hannah club ran seeori ih the race Daniels
cf laramie third, " w Hamilton fourth,
Alber, Banks OF the C. L. c. fifth. C. W. De
Kay Laramie, seventh; Bolcs Of the d. A. c.
eighth, the first scratch man TO cross the tape:
Armstrong OF Denver, ninth; A. Banks, Sr.,
OF Denver, tenth; &. " Welch Of the Ram
bler-, eleventh, aud I. T. Linn OF Colorado
Springs. twelfth.
Hamil,on's time WAS 81 As.
\ protest was filed agains, Renshnw getting
the first prize on the ground thai he mlsrep-
resented the length Of lime he has been rid
ing. An Informal tsdk by tho Judges OH his
polnt showed thsy were IN favor Of withhold.
ing the prize until Bcnshaa had proven that
he had not been riding more than three
months as he aycrred Ia his return to the
Handicapped.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-06-10

The disappearance of four Mormon elders
in St Clair County, Alabama, while being
pursued by band OF armed men, is believed
IN be case Of lynching. II is SAID that four
teen shote were tired In the locality where
they were supposed to be and after which
the mob dispersed. refusing to talk For
some time Etowa. Blount and St. Clair coun-
ties have been the scene Of an active Mormon
propaganda, conducted by Elders Ben F.
Lebanon, Nicholas w. Miller, A. NJ. Bcccher
and Alonlo Bfinkerhoff. They were to con
duct a mission near Pinckney, at Fergu.on's
school house last week. but were ordered to
leave by indignant citizens. A recent con-
vert, Mr. Battle. offered the elders his house
rs nm asylum. Several nights ago an attempt
was msdc to get the elders out. but Mr.. Bat
tie, standing at the door with n six-shooter.
held the mob back. The elders escaped
through back door, when chase was given.
The firing In the distant woods and the dis
per.ing Of the regulators apparently satisfied
them with their work, and the failure Of the
elders to reappcar Is held as convincing evil
dence that they have been done away with.
The Mormon adbcrcnts threaten further trou-
bic, and their conduct is being watched
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-06-10
THE FAIRS FINANCES.



The first month OF the exposition has clos
ed. Although the weather and the general
impression that the fair Is not finished have
affected the attendance, the average has not
been as high as the governing officers OF the
fair expected before the fair opened. There
Is to DENYING tina, the treasury department
of the fair Is pressed for ready money. al
though the banks which are represented In
the local corporation stand ready TO advance
tuones d, any time to tide the exposition
over. But money IL owing TO contractors and
employees and the former find much difficulty
In getting quick and full payment of their
claims. The treasurer, srcburgcr, Is sur
rounded in his Office at the grounds every day
by contractors or their agents, who need the
MONEY due them for work done on buildings,
etc, as tnueh ns the treasurer needs the
money to pay them with lie lie compelled to
resort TO all kinds OF dgnifed excuses for
standing them on" but some have been
waiting two months after their contracts
hsvs been completed and their vouchers pass
ed.
There will be a severe policy Of rctrcnch-
ment in all departments OF the falf beginning
-... -.a-th The di..h--se of 1900 ON
ployes is contemplated. the distribution Of
pasAes Is to be kept within the narrowest
limits. and even Major Handy, who deals
with the press Representatives OF the world,
Is now preparing Under orders detailed
statement of passes given. with tlew to n
heavy reduction Of the list. Ex-Prc.idcnt
Baker OF the exposition, who is one of the
special committee investigating the press
matter, thinks That the press OF the country
has done more harm than good TO the fair
and .hould not he treated literally.
Before the opening the enthusiastic con
nectcd with the fair talked about the average
daily attendance Of lOo, 900, but that number
ha. only been reached twice, on the opening
day and Memorial day.