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Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
sa,prcneebnrg, 5enneSiee.

Greoe HeoattDr: - Silao mia ct tibet
8tlipar til cit 2rtitfel. iom Itoo at lGie i
"2ecorabs@ Soften" for Site GIT, umberte9.
net AZ 8. 8. Soenion fra Soloier, Soipa.
3. w. TeteriUn itrep ct 9rep "Stauots
naoen" Ior en- Sio lioeu, bppri ban tiger, at
leg aoleoe pan 80 2lcres meo 9lpperena 100
Rons Sg % 5 a 9 8uiBels Glpuerfrp pr.
Nere. 9ette bar Ell Seiltagelic, iom je9
DnIter rcttet. 8. sc. Getericu tt,ilmmcu
rteo &. W. 8ergb tom til nrrQ for at iG,
bpproan pI beianot ps Der bort me Stem,
og, loet Vi 9it over Warterne. Tom oi til ct
Stptte &lDuerel9. lom ltoo iGroeles Iroolg.
Eeterion gloroe mig oa Dc SpDr3smadI onL
bpor lie9ct 50 ilnlt tUprmcQct 6rp Icl
tlnoc iaa paa buer 2tcre, bpprtll lea ioartoe,
at ilaIo alt bar ian gpOt iom bette Stnttc,
laa ptIoe le3 faa IL 2 3pu5 6p % mcleut
4 a 6 Snibels 6rO u. @crt. get bieu ecu
Sang life talt uo0ct on, I00r mango Stores
meo 9Ipoer leg bauoe, men Iuoen Ectcrion
retlte, ipur9!e bNu mig, huor mango Ncrcs
nleo SIeOcr ie9 bauOe, buiItct ic9 %iortalte
bam oar 80 Ncres. Geterion troeOc maaitc,
at De belle so 9tcres tar Iigciaa gobe, iom
Oct Stpttc, pi ian paa, buffet life bar Gil.
IGIoet, oa itprite Barter oerni bar iaaet,
etter at lc8 Tom bio iioite 6oranr.
Yet lIaes, at her for 3 2lar iiOen auleOe5
hos iorltIeli8c op til 81 Suibel5 &IgOerirp
pr. Ncre.
&uitor Suenion tiger, at jeg paa ct Wasies
m0oe al A|orite her I 9nturencebur9 temp.
lcoe Gctcrions Nrtitel iom Ell Str1rc, bullet
lite er SllfGlOet. Seq ia9Oe, at ieg Inlet
baooe meo nGoute 4eterionS 4rtitel at gjpre,
% at oct blcu YetcriouS e9eu Sag, bpao
ban itreu. SermeO er oenue Sag a~fIlntct
fra min Sioe. SGrbgoigIt
@olber9.
Nn Serineo er oerne Sag pgiaa nIs
llttet -Geeprabs4 pIten". &eo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Reowpoo, California.

Sr. Heoaftgr: 49, GoerS rreoe 8lao er M
tommet mig ibGnor, % ie9 finoer 5ornDielie
| at l1ie bets mango nntti9c % iuteresiante
Spalter; meo ct Orb, bet er ct 8lao, Iont er
pGro at bploe for cubuer nprItlGlenoe Ntan9
cs &uinoe SouOct, % nit Snite CT, at belle
Den norife 8cioliniu9 Der 9lmerita maattc
baoe 9iGao til at boloc "9ecorab. 8oIten",
ior ct bcNre llobptte Tan irgcu rHite ia for
ian iIoet llolGg.
9hl en- lloen 8eltrtueIie al California, the
land of the setting sun: Scr er ct pppcr.
l,9t 9lIulot % Ell goo Sorobuuo; 6rust er
SpooeoarltH8en poa otsie Gteoer. men paa
andre StcOer her / Stdteu aples oaiaa
0oeoe % noget Ntdis.
Sabrltflloen Der / Sperue beitoar at icrs
itleuige Sla9s. s Sperue bellggenoe /
6rigtoiitritterne or canning business melt
fremrnBeube; o9iaa Saampller irncs at
fprume Dp for 9agcns 9ps.
8peH HcoluoOo or beli99enoc San Mfatep
Gouutn, tnpe liil ira San 1ranscisco. "a
iaaleos Qlpes 6oltene bcrirn Nulronlua I'll
at bcipGc oeuuc piounOcrIiae Sp enaaua
imeiIenl. Nu CT oenue 8n mere mtereSiant
at beige eno panii9 iioen De bur bee1uOt
meo al upirrc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. De or
uomrrfct lmnt'e 8n9nin9cr. o. l%lOitillugtn
autagcs at bliue beipgt al en- Nruoe SeiO.
Qcnoe I'll &ntcreu. 5plt ira be pltliac Sta.
ter mat life irobjloe ia, at Der er au!oc "a
ltor enc | San Irnnctsco Miotpiuters, -
rei Ian9t ira; Der CT oct icm Den iincite
Sommcroag belle Naret rl1Ot. 8lomlter %
6rugtcr Itnar her i'm ilioc @tgo uoe pda
Warfeu o9 / &uuerue. unnr Der er Ell 7 a s
Sob Gue pao Ntdrfeu DC pitlige Stater.
Sm up9eH al mine rreoe 2anosmRuO
pulftr uo9eu lluocrretuIug meo @eninn til
JorbolOcne peo "6airen-, lau oil Ieg GLADE
lis aipe iamme. 49, gGrbpbigIt
u. Is. Miathieicu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

tonimst ilanS, tit pibc, at Der / Suiet
enonu beiunot fig benoes tilifaoetomne
Nano mso 5 8crr. Grit G0bo Ga
Seianias Step be9au ia on Iirar afs
lteo % pnr peo 6iGlp al ct Boro anita
gelis tpmmen miotpeis / Blaaleret, oa
Der / Gtlpmplen gift uo ct 8ias meb tort
Brd9. StGp itpnotc ii9 oa tilbage, ne.
oens Grit S9bo uioriaroet iortiutte lin
Wei til Suiet, boOrfrn ban rebs
oeoe 9ebers miuoite Barn, ct Tisbarn.
Deb bette began ban ia titbaae at iaa
mere 6iplp, oa ban life i~prmaaeoe alene
at reooe De surise. Gan fit eiter mango
Opertalelier meb zig Susmnno Sobau.
mes !9~usunoualo, @aarObrueerne 9aus
rits Seitegui, Gliiaus Mo % Subannes
6uinu lamt 5jeneite9ut Martiu Mors
ttnle,, oe / Spibien for oisie 9it Grit
S9bo after til Suiet. llnoer Reo.
~nin9sarbeioet maatte MAJ lDse at iaa
Dc mango paa frpos o9 tOers lis9enbe
Stptte ira bpernnore; enoel madtte
bng9es al ida at nan ueo SjRlp al
spade funoe faa sraoet uHt Ser %
Sunoloro / en- 9pboe al ca. 2 Qlen.
WReoens De bar beitjaitigeoe meo bette,
trueoes De Itaoi9 al en- 9erbunf, Tom,
bois Den baooe raiet no, piloe bape be-
9rauet Oem ale. % inmtlota bermeo
ioregit Der minore llo9lloninaer fra
%omlt99enoe 8uute. Giter 5 Gimers
anItren9t Irbeioe lptteoes oct at reooe
&eocr 4etcrieu Gogltaouplo % 8 At
SDrnene, ipm be bar ilouo saa Rpas
gen; BET Abe Barn BAR ioriuunoet i
9ermasierne. SjG ZEN / bette Geonin08-
arbeloe bar @rif -6nnien Grin Oct
par ban, iom fra fsrit al alene ppoeoe
Jig no til 0uiet, Der BAR beli9geuoe /
ielpe "Staoitrubeu," % bet ifplotes
bans irDgtlBie OptrGoen o. Gner0i al
ban tJliioit iii andre meo ilg.
(SIuttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
So~n Of ct. Sobne, &anoippbi
Co., Wtun.

W. u outtgr: - SCR | uOrt iru9tbarc OF
0''ioaeuoe aauoipobl So, Der or ~bcligQenoc
onlirtni I litoten al Den beioIteoe 7el al
gdi1t'otu, bar man iii iiOeu Counties Ses
oN99e.lt 'or ca. 2j gar ij0eu. tlpuget lis til
NOeocoprtnrug meo eli lloboIoenbeo, Der er
Gil pGort sag oGroIa. @uniic uiit or mango
oorn1ere bicpuc rige eGer pelitaaeuOe, men
o' Tar 'ooet frit Someiteao Sntlo euer b,liat
1erh0dnelono. pe Stnuoiudperne, Der or DC
'NA]to0cruetcnoe / glutul, bar Der ipm ales
''She MI NIlo, Sparipmmeligbeo % llobol'
0'00to, lUtIte g9euitaber / 5orbiuoeIie meO
yen 'ra3i1orc Soro OF gube 9ioer life tuuoe
a0oei emo bringe bette &eiultat. Ser er
"'0'.tiiO Ell lei EeL Der lar begnnot Snrs
Ini01 , Dc icnere 2lar. % ipr oct n,eite fjpbt
<"'0et onri % arbetoer moer Srnftet al Ell
'VF 0IF'o, ior 0isie fommer nGrpGreuoe
'"N5s NtO'r % laoe Spehcprller gaulte
"'''e''3t Get uiier ia mere % mere, at
F'''eooEtntn9 life c. til at lioe pan. Gar.
'''e laF oer'or allereoe for ilere 9lar iioen
os,Na0, at ltlrute NteieriOrilt ltprrc Gluos.
I" Gen GnOe tiiteoe ruoel 1armere, lea
"'' JOY ! Var liocn, ct NuoelS,g Itcri @ia-
"''' IolItct tmtOIertio mart 9if opcrltpr
y''"' VaonItg pua 8runo al muu9lcnoe
oO'Ie'niH5sopglgbeO eler @aapasieligbeo
7'' 0e SeoeHoe. IN Iijor optpg andre ga.
S.'' % Ct mt SeIliab, The Willmar Scan
-'No'iau Dairy Association, bleu incprpos
,'.'' l06te 5iceniariet % b~c0pn0tc "8uli,
"'s l0eo "6acOriet" / giuien melem 5oun
~.1iNar % 8pwu Of Ct. Sobns. 9enue
-"'5 FoVoe man Opeoe 6orretnnasiplf i
-',.I'' 6~orretningen Iptteoes, % ben bar
NJ a1 '1s0oforaat it nnbet gspcaar mel aoot
S'.l'' Site oIeue bar be 9nbelshapenoe
-"'' FpTre uobntte al beres Meltetlpr, men
-"'''Tlcrne bar uGret betpoeliot bpiere,
10y man oe9pnote Meieriet, o. oCrpeo Itaf.
~ ''Toele til en- piOere areos. ga enopo
,."0e uo6pitet bope oGret meset beOre, men
NsVaaeneoe ri! Tile BABE rlleiliabeoen
% ny al o%nliofie % posle ct Stprre slntai
"''''j'r DC bebppcr bet lille GA DC
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Yctcrsbure, monroe Co., Mid).

Sr. Jicoaitgr: - Seq ier 7eres Blao
Srepc fra icritleaige Steoer. men Ieg bar
enpuu aIorig yet npget ira Petersburg. @t
Dor 8 Giil ira Snen, Ell net liocH 2auosbn.
9eu bar 4 atrfer - en- tDltslutDcrit. Hre5.
Entertainer, Me,bpotit- % Suptt1tfirfe -. 3
Srb GOODS Siores. 2 pdrowure Stores. 4
Groccrt Store3. 2 9rug Stores. Q Salooner,
l SotcI. . SlagteriGop % Smeoeibpp.
9auoet bcromtrrrg er melt SGnOIorp. %
9uteter or Den beOite Nplinl, ioni aules Der;
Den giper ira 100 til $50 SaibelS pr. Acre.
Set mcItc al SfoplanOct er MI optnaet. oa
Gtppcu ioriurnoer Aar eiter 2lar. 9auocts
&rret Iti0er tdoig: oct bar uTrct 10 9oll.,
men er MI ira 12-l5 sou. pr. gcre. nj
Gtaupiuauer or Der TIM TO panite SdmllIer.
Gu peullg Sllien til "1ecoratsEo Iten"s
Meonttiou % ale oens SGiere.
Mrs. 4Farn ,SCnieu,
loot &atbds.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
WeoninasmGmoene fra
VGroa(cn.

w W9nS, Tom bar uomartet ia uns
Der Heoninssarbeioet eiier bet ulpttcs
li9e Streo | B9roalen, nppnes islgenoe,
Der bar erbolot Reonin9smeoalie. 3
ae9lerin9sfpreora9et, Der lieoer til
@rnno for geilutningcn, aufpres blouot
anoet:
Sm 8itmeiter 2plpSp,p beoer bet i
&orpiets Stripslie, at ban ital mleo
megen 9pstisbeo bape lcoet 8~eonin9ss
arbeioerne paa ipnbre Sioe al Glpen
meo Isiiitance al Yremierlpitnant Siat.
leu."
Sm Tremierlgitnant 8. g8. 2oran9e,
Der erbolbt 8eonin9smeoalien al 2oen
&lasie, beoer BET / iamme Strioelie, at
ban 9iprbe Jig bemGrtet peo ben Fri.
ltl9beo os 9p9ti9beo, bpOrmeo ban life
blot lebeoe fine Soft, men oeiaa lelp
bar mco blanot be ~iorreite % melt uos
latte. Get panpe9es, at ban idmmen
meo Serseant Ssien u9 &npaleriit Sol,
ltao trRn9te ino / BEN bDbt ~neoiuntne
59r9eitie, buprai z me9et iOrfomne
Menneiter reooebes no. Get uotaltes
o8luo, at &Orpiet eiter be ~inobenteoe
Splpsninger bar @runb til at antu9e,
at YremierlDitnant Q'orange er ben al
Sfficerernc, iom bar uaret meIt uoint
Tor perionli9 6nre."
HremierlDltuaut / Sanitetet Z. q.
Wtlooeliart o~nipres at baoe "uomRrtet
Jig peo Ell iaroeles moois % tUnouite-
mG8iig Sptr9oeu muoer 8%eoniu9sarz
beioet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
ct NprbmO paa oct nGc Aar j.,

81 in be fofe trsti Var cner mere ira alrbunorioet.
o. gfiuittet nil repreientsre bet ktosrnHt, hpor
Solteters Mduebitter bar uoot u~bearGH'iet Ropnlds
riist. G~abnlrgsH al aaret 1894 oil BLUE ucmTIte
peb Eremiomfeu a en- nh Bitter &lniaHai, | bptIten
Vrnarl, Cpr uoeliea o. 6unttlon'H al eel1ne pto'
UNDERTAKE Reoictu oil Hlpe 'la.t iremitiuel. SHhoer
nulbe lqis ben. aaleHoereH % DC alirononuiti BE
r~saninaer, ION fiROes / OeHus So3. az aliio torbaaIenoe
paaIieeliae, "a De ~tatiitiife Splp n H9er. 5hifra'
t,pnerne, aueiooterre Us aHbei eFititpl er Hst 9aa
1uteresie o. Rptte. The Hostetter Company AZ
rncr isrtI IRano, GA mere emo eIleue ataantoer az
s,nrst aTpenoes iii oens lIolrbetoeie. Zen tan lpen
S,etpItnina erboloe, al ale 4polbeiere % saRe9 dns'
Ierc. % CT trntt Gn1eIi anli 6tanl. s~SanJTrsre'r
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
aprreiponbance.

n,,r gapu "a gorssis faces ife
| i 1ss' e@ipa, i'll .l- r p sl'f ~, ne si fl5s1 aaea nifi"'''aar ", ).
f.i.', ,,,,srma1oe sOr'eisonoeni 'Slisr Gen' men
Drr'.s .,-rg, uaa bare 2apHei % atresien
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
TO PREVENT FRAUD.

Order Issued by Pension Commissioner
Lochren with View to Preventing
Fraud In Filing Application for Pension.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-An order was
yesterday issued by Commissioner
Lochren, from the pension bureau, and
approved by Secretary Smith, with
view to preventing fraud in making
applications for pensions. Following
is the order:
In the preparation OF testimony in support OF
claims in pension cases all statements affect
ing%the particular case and merely formal
must be written, or prepared to he typewritten,
in the presence of the witness and from his
oral declarations then made to the per
son who then reduces the testimony to
writing, or then prepares the same TO
be typewriter. And such testimony must
embody statement by the witness that such
testimony was written or prepared for typo
writing, as the case may be, in his presence,
and only from his oral statements then made;
stating also the time, place and person. when,
where and to whom he made such oral state
ments, and that in making the same he did not
use and was not aided or prompted by any
written or printed statements or recital pre-
pared or dictated by any other person and not
attached as an exhibit to his testimony. Any
needless delay in the preparation of such testi-
mony Or such oral statement by the witness or
forwarding the same to this bureau. and any
material alteration or erasure will be cause for
rejecting such testimony.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

TIE collections OF internal revenue
for the eleven months of the current
year amounted to S145, ,6s2, 800, an in
crease over the corresponding period Of
the last fiscal year Of S7,457, 403.
III. E. CARR, the missing cashier OF
the Tuscumbia (Ala.) Banking Com
pany, has returned and brought with
him money to pay the depositors in full.
A TERRIFIC thunder storm ragged at
River Falls, Wis, on the 21st. Rain
fell in sheets and great floods Of water
formed almost in an instant in the
streets
UNITED STATES SENATOR STANFORD,
of California, died on the 21st. lie
passed away peacefully.
A DISTINCT earthquake shock was felt
at Savannah, Ga, on the Goth. The vi
brations lasted about four seconds. and
the movement was from south to north.
GRADUALLY, and in the absence OF
export, the gold in the treasury is in
creasing. On the 10th it was 500, 759, ,545,
a gain of nearly 100000 during the
past three weeks.
THE Capital Bank of Indianapolis,
Ind, which suspended payment May
18th, resumed business on the 10Th.
There were only three men in front OF
the bank when Bank Examiner Young
opened the doors at o'clock.
FOREST fires are raging everywhere
in Northern Wisconsin and have done
great damage to standing timber. No
rain has fallen for over a month, and
the fires run through the woods with
almost irresistible rapidity.
THROUGH the negotiations Of the
United States minister the Peruvian
government has agreed to pay 1000 soles
to the United States commercial agent
at Molendo, whose house was attacked
by mob in March.
THE issue Of standard silver dollars
from the mints and treasury offices dur
ing the week ended June 18th, was 1856,
$50. and for the corresponding period OF
1892, $40, 104.
COMPLETE official returns OF the CHI
nese registration under the Geary act
have been received by Internal Revenue
Com missioner Miller. They show that
out of 110, 600 Chinese in the United
States, 1919 registered.
IRoNwooD, Mich, is scourged with
typhoid fever. There are 500 cases now
under treatment, and new ones are being
reported every day. Last week thero
we're sixty deaths from it
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
An Awful Fall.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO,
June 20.-John Thornin, laborer, fell
from the west side of the Manufactures
roof to the floor, distance of 120 feet,
and died latter at the hospital,
his head being crushed, both legs bro
ken, one arm mashed into a pulp.
Thornin was picked up alive and taken
to the hospital, where his case was
pronounced hopeless. He was putting
wire screening along the roof to keep
any particles Of glass that might be-
come loose from falling to the floor.
The intense sun Of the morning beat
upon the glass roof and overcame him.
Thornin swooned and fell from the
scaffold to the floor of the great build
ing. He struck the aooi on his side.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
DECIDEDLY FRENCH.

Lively Scene In the French Chamber of
deputies, Resulting In the Challenge to
Huels of Deputies De Roulede an5
Mhleveric by Nj. Clemenceau, Both OF
which, However, were Declined-More
VIII Yet be Heard OF 1T.
PARIS, June 20.-A lively scene was
witnessed in the chamber of deputies.
yesterday, during the debate on the
electoral reform bill, and the outcome
was challenge to fight duel, which,
however, was not accepted.
NJ. Clemenceau, the well-lnown rad
ical republican. was opposed to the
bill, and during shis speech against the
measure he was several times inter
rupted by NJ. Paul de Roulede and NJ.
Luclen Milleverie, leading Boulangists,
who were strongly in favor Of the
adoption Of the bill
The language employed by both
Roulede and Milleverie was violent, and
NJ. Clemenceau, turning toward NJ de
Koulede, called him an allen" Mil
leverie sprang to his feet and pointing
finger at M. Clemenceau. exclaimed:
Coward This caused an uproar in
the chamber. When order was restored
the debate was continued, and finally
vote was taken on the bill, which tho
chamber rejected.
Last evening NJ. Clemenceau sent
challenge to- M. de Roulede to settle
the quarrel on the field Of honor
o nj. de Roulede, after reading the chal-
lenge, decided not to grant the repara-
ton. What further steps Clemenceau
will take in the matter is not known.
Upon receipt of NJ de Roulede's reply
to his challenge NJ. Clemenceau re-
quested NJ. Rabier and M Winker-
sheimer to convey challenge to fight
duel to M. Milleverie. They did 50
and they also met with refusal to
fight. NJ. Milleverie said that he would
not accept the challenge, but he added
that he himself would challenge M.
Clemenceau to fight after the debate
in the chamber on the question Of ex-
tradition from England Of M. Herr, who
is charged with having been implicated
in the Panama canal frauds and bri
berries
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

A CANNON which was sent by Gen.
Artz to Minneapolis, on the 18th, to be
used in bombarding for rain, was pre-
maturely discharged, instantly killing
Capt. s. f. Redmond and injuring two
other men, one of them, Rufus Pres
ton, perhaps fatally. The cause of the
premature discharge was the failure
of the man to swab the gun properly.
HARRY L. JAMES, aged 40 years, COM
mitted suicide, at Detroit, Mich, on
the 18th, by shooting himself through
the head James was clerk in the
Office Of the water board, and together
with three other clerks had been en-
bezzling money from the funds which
passed through his hands for several
years.
On the 10th John Thornin, laborer.
fell from the west side of the roof of
the Manufactures building at the
Worlds fair to the floor, a distance of
120 feet, and was sent to the hospital,
where he died in short time He was
overcome with heat.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

On the 14th an accident occurred at
the old government building at Fifth
avenue and Smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa, caused by the collapse of
the third floor Four men were badly
ind perhaps fatally hurt. The work of
raising the building had been in prog
ress several days.
On the 18th Sheriff B. A. Dennis, of
Julbertson, Neb., in attendance at the
interstate sheriffs' convention, was
sound dead in bed at Council Bluffs, Ia,
asphyxiated by gas.
ADvICEs announce another terrible
earthquake and volcanic eruption in
the interior of Japan. Many lives
were lost and much damage was done.
The exact particulars are not yet
known.
OFFICERS from Helena, Mont, are
looking for Loren B. Olds, ex-state SEN
ator and one of the best-known mining
men in the state, who is wanted on
charge of swindling.
On the 18th the mining towns OF Nc
Kinley. Mesaba, Virginia and Noun
tain iron, on Une iloH loAs7o ~
sofa. were either totally or almost en-
tirely wiped out Of existence by hre'
caused by encroaching forest fires,
from which they had been in imml,
nent danger for weeks, and against
which the people had made a noble
fight.
on the 18th three of the Starr gang
of outlaws were captured IN the orees
nation by a posse, while nursing one
of their wounded comrades.
OK the 10th Sanborn. Mimi, a small
lnmher town on the Duluth q South
shore road. was entirely wiped out by
the forest fires. Two chill dren OF
hoinesteader living near there were
separated from their parents and per
tshed in the flames.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

On the nth the Tennessee Press as
sociation, about 100 strong, reached
Chicago, and were driven to the Man
chester hotel, Englewood They ex-
pected to remain several days, enjoying
the sights Of the Worlds fair and of the
city.
THREE HUNDRED Italian naval cadets
are to visit New York this summer.
The Italian naval school is at Leg
horn. The cadets will embark in
squadron devoted entirely to practice
work, and on arriving in New York
they will be sent in details to the
Worlds fair at Chicago. The United
States naval academy at Annapolis, it
is announced, will be visited by the
Italians.
A DREDGER, the largest in the world,
with capacity for raising $4,000 tons of
matter daily, has been tested in the
River Mersey, and in every way full
filed the expectations of its projectors
and builders. 1t is to be used in deep
ening the water at the mouth of the
Mersey.
IRON manufacturers of the Mahoning
valley have determined not to sign the
wage scale until after July 1. All of
the mills will cease operations on the
3Oth. When they will resume is mat
ter of conjecture.
GRADUALLY, and in the absence of
exports, the gold in the United States
treasury is increasing. Itwas 1913, 49,
$40 on the 10Th an increase for one
day of more than s700,0o and a gain
of nearly IS, 900, OO0 in three weeks.
ADvICEs from Mecca show that 317
deaths from cholera occurred in that
city between the 18th and 10th.
On the 10th meeting of holders of
bonds issued by the Argentine repub-
lie was held in London to consider the
agreement recently reached between
the Argentine government and the
Rothschild's committee for the settle
ment of the Argentine debt. The bond
holders unanimously agreed to accept
the compromise as it was submitted to
them.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
SOUTHERN GLEANINGS,
A Great Undertaking.

The counties comprising the st.
Francis levee district in Arkansas
have voted tax of per cent. to be
used for levee purposes.
The government has allowe d 1928 900 for use
on the west bank of the Mississippi river be-
tween Helena and Laconia circle, and the St
Francis basin has been allotted sSS 900
q year for three years. 1t is believed
this amount together with the 9
per cent. tax on real estate in Crit
tenden, st. Francis, Poinsett, Cross, Missis-
sippi, Lee. Phillips and Craighead counties
VIII be sufficient sum with which to accom-
pilsh something. 1t ought to reclaim hun
dreds OF thousands of acr es of the richest
lands in the world. which in their present con.
dition are almost worthless for agricultural
purposes.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Tortured His wife to Death.

At Charlotte, n. c., Edward Thomas.
white, is in Jail on an awful charge
killing his wife.
She was in a delicate condition. and. though
he made her cook his food did not allow her to
even taste it. A physician who was called de-
nounced Thomas. "A few days after she became
mother Thomas tortured the miserable wom
IN most atrociously, placing red-hot Goals on
her arms, telling her this was to show her how
hot hell was. The woman died. Thomas is in
Jail He has confessed to the sheriff and cor
oner that he burned the woman to make her
profess religion
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
HANGED HERSELF.
A Wealthy Woman Commits Suicide al
SedaIia. Mo.

SEDALIA, Mo-, June 20.-Louise Est
ling, aged 40 years and unmarried, was
found dead in her room in Sicher's
hotel, having suicided by hanging.
She had carefully tied trunk strap to
the cross-piece of the door connect
ing her two rooms, and, after buck
ling the strap around her neck,
kicked over chair upon which she was
standing. A pillow had been placed
upon the floor to deaden the fall Of the
chair. She had been in poor health for
several years, and at times suffered
from mental alteration. Fear of being
taken to an asylum is said to have been
the cause of her suicide. She was pos
sessed Of considerable wealth.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
WAGES IN SHEET IRON MILLS.
The Scale Not Likely to be Settled at the
Present Conference.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 20.-The con-
ference to settle the wages in sheet
iron mills began yesterday morning.
Although both sides expressed conf
dence of a satisfactory settlement, at
o'clock the conference was yet in ses-
sion, and conferee stated that it was
improbable that settlement would be
arrived at during the present confer
ence; that the manufacturers asked
what would practically mean readjust-
ment Of the entire scale and the work
ers were not ready to accept the
changes without consideration. Some
of the demands, he said, if insisted
upon, would have to be submitted to
the sublodges for poll.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

:, T. Is estimated, says the Toronto
Aail, that good roads would affect an
annual saving Of $3.50, ,OOO,O 900 and some
0a cents in the United States. The
exact hgures for Ontario are not forth
coming but they must be enormous. If
'He municipalities were as liberal to-
ndro themselves as they are to the rail
badroads
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

THERE is a general feeling on the
other side Of the water that the end is
close at hand for Gladstone. 1t is said
that he himself believes he will not live
to see the final reading of the home
rule bill. Gladstone's death before the
achievement Of home rule for Ireland
would undoubtedly put back that cause
half dozen wears.