davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
Nova bGZcZelMOSt mos.
kfeWSkH.

Nlejaki p. Durnowo, ktory W
gazetach rosy]sklch jake specyalls-
ia prowadzj wojne przeclw ,.cudzo-
zlemcom" W Rosyi, odkrywszy W
Niemcach po}udnlowo.rosyjsklch
samYch wrogow caratu i spiegow.
zada ich wydalenla z granic
Rosyi; doszed} W dalszym ciqgu
do tego p~rzekonania, ze j RolaAdw
naleSY uwoSoG "a cu0zozieme0u,
lako katollkow ME Rosyan, i
podaie wniosek nastepujacy:
,Katollkow polsklch czyli
Polak6w katolicklch nalezy ma
ca}ym obszarze dziewieciu gubernii
zachodnich wprawlc take
po4ozenle, izby sic emigrowac
u~jrzeli zmuszonYmi. w tym celu
naleza}oby przedewszYstkiem wydaG
! z cata surowoscia przeprowadzic
ustawe. stanowczo zabraniaiaca
wszystklm osobom wyznania ME-
prawos}awnego ME tYlko nabywa.
MIA, ale tez dzierzawienia i admi-
nistrowania majatkow ziemskich.
Polakow nalezy przedewszystkiem
nieodwoialnie wszelkie] pozbawic
ziemi. w razle potrzeby moznaby
poczynic wyjatkl tylko ola kato.
llckiei ludnoscl gubernatorstwa
litewsklego, kt6ra jest pochodzenia
lltewsklego.
Zacletosc ~wzgledem zywio4u
naszego pod bertem cara jest
wlelka; plan ten jednak Durnows
swladczy dowodnie, do czege
bezrozum dojs6 moze; nneprzyja-
ciele nasi Moskale ma pewno q
wysmleja.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15

Gwiasdq naszego Towarzystwa
dzlewic polskich ,,Dzieci Maryi's
jest parma Marcyauna Legowska,
pochodzaca z folwarku Dabrowy,
ma Kaszubach. Dziewlca ia, cho6
dopiero pred rokiem & Kaszub
przybyia'i j~eszcze bardzo m}oda,
celuje rozumem, cnotami j wymowa
ponad wszYstkle swoje anne.
rykanskie wsp6towarzyszki.
Dowiod3a juz nawet, m6wiac
pleknle pc nlemiecku, Re i z
Biskupem doskenale rozm6wiG sic
potraf. Winszujemy ,,Dzie-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15

" pobliskiem Dodge, WIS,
rozbiega}y sic nledawno konie
wlozace famlila pana Napletka do
kosclofa W Pine Creeku. Wskutek
tego oko}o szesc osdb odnics}o
mnlejsz hub ciezsze uszkodzenia.
Jeden kon zfama} noge. - Pod
Independence, Wis, zabl4. poeiaag
kolei Greenbaysklej malego syna
rodaka naszego p. Johca.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
Buklema HlaSG ApMik Owa

Najlepsza ma5t ma swiecie ma
rany, pochodzace z ciecia, t%arcia,
%udelzenia, p%oparzenia, wrzody.
popekane rece, odciskl oraz wszelkle
wyrzuty ma ciele. Jezeli zupe}nie
ME zadowoll, pieniadze beda zwr6.
cone. Cena: rs cent6w pude}ko.
Mona dostac W Apiece
Eagle Pharmacy
w Milwaukee.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
Kolej Chicago North Western

Kolej Chicago North Western.
-PocIag pasazerski, opuszcza.
lacy Wlnoue o gedzlnle 400
z rama, dale ka1demn sposo-
bnosc do podroaowanla srod
dina bia!ego przez Wisconsin,
Illinois, oraz przeiezdzs przez
Chicago, giz!e stsuie o godzl-
ME 6 w!eczorem. A vice dale
dosyt czasu do WvsZukanla
soble kwatery przed sc!emnle-
ulem sic.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
OcIemie rubli.

Rzecz bodaj czy bywala W
swiecie, zebY jake panstwo ma
w}asne swoje pleniadze paplerowe
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
DOBRY
POLSKI
ZECER

poszukujacy piracy W swolm
zawodzie, ntechai sic natych-
miast zglosi do wydawcy nj
nieJszei sazety.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
WIADOMOSCl
MIEJSCOWE

PeUlen 5a]ara francuzkl po-
wiedziaf taxa bake: ,,Kret pray
ja1 sr6d zimnei, dzdzystej nocy
jeza do swojej jamy. Ledwle jez
sic troche rozgrza}, zaczaf sic W
jamie wygodnte srozcjagac, az pare
razy uklof goscinnego kreta. -
humetrze - rzeeze kret-toc wy
mnie kolecie! - Ma to jez.: =
KledY wan sic ME podoba, to
mozecie sic wynlesc! Rzek}szy,
wyrzuci} kreta jamy.
Ma cos podobnego zanosi sic i
u mas W Winonie. Ten, kt6remu
wyswiadczono laske, chclasby sic
pozbyG dobrodzieJa zs pomoca
podburzonych warho}ow. = SWAT
byl / jest niewdziecznym.
Zorganizowa7o sic W naszem
miescie towarzystwo polskich pa
rafialnych wichrzycieli, pc kt6rych
stronie stoi -- nisstetY! - take
nasz wlkary ks. Doktor Tomasz
Misicki.
Organizacya ia ~llczqca oko}o
. 300 spiskowcow, wypowledzlala
wojne naszemu Najprzewielebniej-
szemu X. BlskNpowi Cotterowi,
oraz naszemu zacnemu proboszczo-
wi wielebnemu X: Domagalskiemu-
Spiskowcy chclellby mice probo.
szczem wikarego,i bez proboszcza
nawet bez uprzedzenia X. Blsku.
pa, urzadzaJa warholskle mitlngl.
ZachoWlja sic wiec wzgledem
biskupa podobnie, jak to czynif
W swoim sczasle Dominlk Kolasih.
SKI W Detroit / ongi doktor Mar
Gin Luter W Sasach.
Otto pro1ho plakatdw, jake
nasl parafialni burzyciele rozrzuca]a
raz 20 raz pc mieacie: y o
BACZNOSC! BRACIARO
DACY. No dzys zaprasza sic
wszystklch parafan ma MYtlng,
ktorY sic odbendzle wszkole
Sw. Stanslawa Kostkl. Dzys
W Sobote wleczorem o godzy,
ME IT ostro.
Wazne sprawy przedstawia
Mytingowl, Oras napomina sic
itch ktorzi trzimaja Wiarusa,
(teras Katolika) ably przynlesli
go zesoba ma Myt.ng.
Par 8 Para6an.
Przypuszczamy, re zyd, ktory
powyzsze b}azehstwo drukowai,
postawi} pierwotnie podpis Rarszy:
coy paratsonin, jeno mu sic potem
aitery p~omieszafy.
Pan Waleuty Rynarkiewtcs
przyiecha{ W minlony czwartek z
Cham Lake, W Pofudniowej Min.
nesocie, do naszego miasta, ably
sic poddac operacyi doktorskiej W
tutejszym miejskim szpitalu. Panu
RYmarkiewiczowi otworzy}a sig
rama poniaej krzyza,z ktorej wclai
clecze. w ostatniej chwili dowla-
dujemy ,sie re doktorzy wyjell mu 2
ciaia try gnaolki i teraz go
pocieszaja' Re mu bedzie lepiej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15

Ws=ystho co powyzej napisano
@ polskich wichrzyclelach para
halnych w naszem miesae, wysz}o
z pod plora samego redaktora
Katolihaa .Wielebny ks. proboszcz
DomagalsN do ostatnei chwlll
ME kazat redahtorowi naszej gazetv
wspominac w Huteleku o rebelii
w lego Darafli.
Wszelako teraz. skoro wlch.
rzyciele juz navel naruszaja honor
domu redaktora / jego Interest,"
, maiatkowe, muslmy W wfasnej
obronle prawde plsat, co przeciel
kaAdemu wolnos
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
ciom Maryi" i ich zacnemu
patronowl tax godnego cztonka.

PieracS.e tegoroczne upa}y
rozpoezety sic W okollcy Wlnony
w dnu II Czerwca i odtad talei
trzyMaja.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
Zaplacili "a nasza
gazette:

gazette:
Pine Grove, A. sipiorski 200
A.: Podlasik l.5O
Buffalo, M. Smela 200
Toledo, NJ. Kempskl 200
Winona, Pawef Schnase 200
Boy City, Bart}. Podymski 200
Marschland, Bagniewskl 200
; Saginaw, Andrzel kaplhski 100
South Bay City. Maciei Rat
kowski 200
Milwaukee, SzYmon Ronka 400
Winona, August Miloch 0.e5
Louisville, Jan Richter 200
Weyerhauser, Jan Senger 200
Wenona, Joz Mlynarczyk 100
Nasz poaru:Wqcy agent pan
Waovrzynlec Radomshi sho7ehto-
waf nadestM do hasY:
Milwaukee. Stef: Spychalski 100
Fr. Trawickl 200
Max Biaszkowski 100
Wojciech Zamka 200
Jozef Galewski 200
Mlcha} Jankowski 200
A. M~ruczkowskl 200
Jan Jezierski 200
a Anton Zywickj go
J6z. Mueller go
J6z. Stachowski 200
Tomasz E~ukaszewlcz 200
J6zef Troka 200
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
Nosz oolicujski doktor steka

Nasz g~alicyjski doktor steka /
wymawia sic, re on ME wYwofuJe
w parafi rebelli, re nkogo ME
podburza = re ME wlnlen, "
Kaszubi go tax kocha12 a tn
fakta wskazuiq wprost i~naczeJ,
Wszakae faktem nlezaprzeczo~
nYm lest, re W ponledzlatek, )
Czerwca, wpadt niespodzianie do
sail szk6lne1. gdzie w}asnie iowa
rzystwo sw. Kazmierza mla}o
hitting przez nikogo ME
wprowadzony = przez @dsnzszy
czas podburzaf eztonkow Iowa.
rzystwa togo p-zseswa wYdawcy
jedyneJ W naszem mlescie gazety
katollckieij.
Tenn nletaktownem post2pie-
mem okazal ~gallcyjskl sdoktor, re
j%eszcze bardzo jest zielonym W
Ameryce. Albowlem pod}ug
uchwa1 Concilium Baltmorskiego
nigdy ME wolno wikaremu be-
pozwolenia B;skupa ~uczeszczac ma
mltingi towarzystw koscielnych. -
Move h%eretyckle ubllzenie powa-
{ DE Blskupiel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
ON THE RACE TRACK.

Flyers Over Eastern Courses Who Came
Under the Wire In Front.
Morris PARK. Oct. 12-Track fast. Five
furlonRs-Setauket, ParasanR. Our Jack.
1:0014; mils-Saraeossa. Aloha, LIZZIE. 1:4214l
White Plains handicap. six furlonRs-sir
Excess. Prig. Ellen. 1:lOS4; mile and one
Observation-Disclosures. Charade. Reckon.
l:54; mile-Red Skin, Treasure. Midnight.
1:42;4; Eve aud one-half furlon9s-Ton
Harding. Astoria. Beldemonio. l:O6I.
LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 12.-Stamb boul m ade
an attempt this afternoon to lower the stall
lion record but finished the mile in 2:10A.
Stallion representative stake. $4,000. two
year-olds. srottinR-Nellis A., Expressive,
Directors Flower. 2:19. Free-for- all race
Robert j.. Manager, Flying Jib, 2:07s.
2:O734. 2:0714; Johnston stakes. $l.5OO, 2:25
tot-Charlie G., Happy Promise, Jim
Wilkes. 2:14s4; 2:4b trot-MIss Cecil. Why
Not. Jay Morse. 2:21A.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 12.-Track fair. Four
and half Acknowledgment. Maryland.
Elizabeth S.. :56la; six furlonRs-Sn1s-
phone. Jacobin. 6ptllbound. LII; Belle
Meade stakes, six fu u'longs-Fraulin. Buck
wa. 1:16$4; mile-Anna. Peabody. Somer-
sault. 1:43l4; six furlonRs. George Beck.
Lehman. White Nose. 1:l51s.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
Expected to Equal in Intensity the
Hurricane of Six Weeks
Ago.
Georgia and Florida Towns Await
1t, Prepared as Well as
Possible.
All Vessels IN HaTbOr Sock Shelter aad
sAfe Anchorage-SfOrbn Comes
From the Indies.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 12.---Bavannah In In
the teeth Of q storm which threatens. in \
few houHS. TO equal in intensity that OF
Aug. n. which swept the entire Geo gis
and south Ga, olina coast. The prediction
Of the weather bureau OF its approach gave
warning and all day preparations we're in
progress in tho city aud on the river and
harbor TO protect property from its ravaxes.
The wind this evening 10 blowing forty
miles an hour and steadily increasing.
All vessels In the harbor sought shelter
and safe anchorage. Smaller craft tow
boats and yachts. have been massed in
slips and tied fast. No vessels left port
to- day. The Boston STEAMSHIP, Gate City.
which WAS N sail tonight has been made
fast to her docks and will remain until the
storm has passed. The New York steamer
City of Augusta, which Left New York
Wednesday. IL dne to- NOR 'ow, and II Is
feared will be onnght in the storm. A
number of VESSELS are due from cosstwise
and foreign ports and one or swo are be-
lisved to be of the bar.
In the city little damage has yet besn
done. The fall force of the storm 10 sx-
peoted to reach here before mo7n ming.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. IA special to the Re-
public from jacksonville. Fla. says: "Ons
Of the most terrible wind and rain storms
ever known 10 now raging along the Florida
coast. extending inland about fifty miles.
"All com m0uication With places south of
here is cut of. Great fears are ents tanned
that Tisusvills and many other places on
the coast will suffer great loss of life. Re-
ports from IT. Augustine say the city is
partially submerged by water backing over
the sea wall"
WASHINGTON Dot. 12.-The West lndia
cyclone has moved slowly northwestvnHd.
| with marked increase in energy. and 10 GEN.
| trail this evening eass Of jacksonville. Fla.
attended by severe northwest gales and
heavy rain along the south Atlantic coast.
| ATLANTA. Ca, Oct. IA big storm ID
raging on the Florida coast. The signal
service predicts the worst storm the south
and south Atlantic ports have ever ssen. II
will bs Al It's height BY midnight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
Such Would Be tho Effect of the
New Chinese Registration
Bill
Tho Six Companies Hope That the
Supreme Court Will Reverse
ITSELF
Eraphs asd Dehntng the Torn "Msr-
ohsnt'-Othss Capital Nswa.

WARRINGTON. Oot. 12.-Ths NoCresry
bill was taken NJ 81 the close Of the morn
inR session. An attempt was made TO
rsash an agreement when vote should bs
taken. which failing, NcCrenry said he had
an understanding with Coke, Of Tonnes
Gee. that The bank bill. set for sonsid ation
to. msr' ow. b postponed and that TO- NOR
row at fosr hs would call ths previous
question.
HIT. of Illinois. spoke in favor of ths
bill. dsnounsinR the Geary law. II was
violation of public faith. but II was law
and IL was the duty Of congress now 10
make IL % light upen The victims % posi-
bio. II carried out IL would DO strange II
It did not cause . rapture with China.
Hit admitted that Chinese labor was q
Rsoat evil. but the way TO stop II was By in
ternational agreement.
Gsary offered his amendments which are
shat certificates must be accompanied with
photographs and duplicates fled in the
oface of the collectors of internal revenue;
that the order of deportation must be en-
forced by the United States marshal and
that the Chinese u-ust remain in custody
until deportation without bail; also defining
s~o S0Aus u0tou0AS ~ IuOaA dAy p0SoO0
engaged In buying and selling at fixed
place Of business in his own name.
Chinese merchant seeking entrance into
this country on the ground tnat hs was a
former merchant must prove by two Wit
nesses, other than Chinese. that hs was
such. Loud. Of California. thsn spoke.
He criticised the argamsnt made By Mo.
Creary in support of the bill; described tho
evils Of the Chinese invasion Of the Pacific
coast; criticised the administration for not
snfo ding the law and claimed that the
executive power was trying to overaws the
legislative power.
Bartlett, Of New York. Opposed The bill.
Tho underlying object, he said. was to
allow the Six companies chance TO t,y the
case again and have the majority of the
supreme court IN into the minority.
Meiklsjohn. of Nebraska. called up and
had rassed a bill applying the land laws Of
March 3, 1891, to that portion of the Sioux
rsss vation extending into Nebraska.
The house went into, committee of the
whole on the bill 10 proteot forest rsservs-
tions. The bill was rather viciousiy At
tackled. Piokler. Of South Dakota. said he
favored protecting timber. but this bill
meant stripping timber off the rese, ations
He objected to the section providing for
| the sale of timber On public lands. Her.
man. Of Oregon, Sim pson. of Kansas, Doo-
little, Of Washington. Hartman. of Mon
tana. Rswlins. of Utah. and othe spoke
against the bill and Chairman McRae, of
the public land com nittee, replied TO their
criticisms. The bill went ever.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
Richard Jockeys Suggestion.

To The Independent:
I have u suggestion to make TO the city
council which believe will assist in re-
lieving the difficulty. which appears inevi-
table. Of taxpayers being able TO meet their
taxes the present year. and which, 90 far as
the COUNTY 10 concerned, are exoeedingly
heavy. While authority 10 not vested in
any county o1icsr or board 10 collect taxes
otherwise than il provided by Law, tho city
council have tho right by ordinance to pro-
vide when taxes shall be paid. Under the
present ordinances city taxes are payable
on o. before the frst day of January. and
my suggestion is that the city couno oil pass
an ordinance providing for the collection Of
ono half the taxes on real estate and i'm
provements on the Arst day of January
next. together with the taxes on all personal
property. and that the other ono holt Of
real estate taxes be collected six months
thet eater. The reason for making the en-
tire tax ON personal property payable the
6Ist day of January next being that it is
chanQeable and likely to be removed from
the city or sold, 80 that she tax will not be-
como lien upon such property, a. II docs
30 that taxpayers would have nearly $50 600
less TO pay Jan. I, and could perhaps easily
pay the difference the first Of july. In the
present condition Of Affairs believe every
effort shoul be made to relieve the fnan-
cial distress, and this will be more Of .
help than might be apparent at Fl 81 sight
to most people. h. LocKKEY.
Helsna, Oct. IL, 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

LONDON. Oct. 12.-Ths Orkney islands
mail boas upset while crossing from Eyio
and six persons were drowned.
NEW ORLEANA Oot 12-Davs Jackson.
colorsd, was lvnohed in front of Covington
jail Yesterday. He was charged with wife
beatinR.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Dot. 1.-Two boats Of
the fishing fleet were oapsixed BY heavy
seAs of the bar yesterday and Avs men
drowned.
CINCINNATI Oct 12.-Geo. Mclaughlin
committed suicide BY shooting. He was
OK PRESIDENT OF the Firemen's Insurance
company. Dependency from being ous Of
employ mont.
BUFFALO,. Oct. 12.-Ths Cleveland demo-
Gratis Of this county decided 10 nominate
members OF the Legislature In opposition to
tho "machins" or ShseAan candidates. A
lively fight 10 expected.
CHICAGO. Osk 12.-CAssius Bsitden. the
man who caused the panic on ths board of
trade two weeks ago. BY shootin0 into
crowd on The 6oos. Was ordered sent 10
KAnkakes asylum to-day.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.--By The blowing ont of
q plug IN boiler head In ths steam .lant
under Marshall Fields new building to-day.
Ave mon were seriously scaldsd. Jshn
Sousy, John Miller and William Ellis will
probably die.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
PLENTY OF WIND TODAY.
Indications Favorable for . Beat Race
In X OF Challenges.

Indications Favorable for . Bsat Race
Ia X of Challenges.
New York, Oct. 12.-If all signs do not
fail the Vigilant and Valkyrie will have
plenty of wind aud sea and rain for the
race Tomorrow. No matter the weather.
however. both yachts are ready for it..
This morning about ton Of lead was put
aboard the Valkyrie in hope o: getting her
back TO the Weight she had before sho came
over. The additional ballast makes her
lead water line S5. 96 feet. and reduces the
time allowance to one minute and three
seconds.
LONDON. Oc,. 12.-ssorstary Grant, Of
the Royal yacht squadron. to-day denied
absolutely the rumor chat member of the
Royal yacht squadron would challenge for
the Ams'ica's cup In the event Of the VAL
kyrie being defeated.
LONDON. OeL 1a-Ths Exchange Telc-
graph com any says II the Vslkyris 10 de-
feated BY tho ViRilant, John Jameson. Of
Belfast. owner Of tina crack yacht lrsx. will
build a new boat and challenge for the
Americas cup
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
BANNED A FERRY.
Lucky Escape From = Calamity The
Yacht 1t Fault.

Lucky Escape From Celamtoy-ThO
Yacht 1t Fault.
New York, Oct. PA sensational COL
lisioa oecuErsd in midst cam in tho North
river yesterday morning. John Jacob Astor's
steam yacht. Nourmnhal. going ct full
speed down the river loaded with psomi-
nent society people bound for tho yacht
race, ran unchecked into the side of heAv-
lily loaded Pennsylvania railroad ferry boat.
cutting into her side some six feet. The
utmost consternation and panic prsvs
on both vessels. Women ran screaming mp
and down tho decks and many tainted.
Tho engines of the yacht were reversed and
she backed away. A hasty examination Of
tho ferry boat showed that owing to her
projecting deck and cabin the hull was not
cut below tho water line and there was no
danger of sinking. The engines started
ny again and she boat proceeded 10 the
dock. Tho Nou nhahal sustained no injury
beyond having her bowsprit broken and
her nose twisted. She proceeded on her
way. The blame for the collision appears
to lie with the Nou' mahal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
B'NAl BRIT Fl.
Golden Jubilee OF the Sons Of the Cove
~ ... nnnt

Golden Jubilee OF the sons Of the Cove
New YORK. Oct. 2.-BeginninR tonight
and lasting for three days. the people Of
Israel will celebrate inpressiveIy in New
York city. the httieth anniversary of the
organization of 1.-The Independent Order Of
the Bsnai BERTH" or Sons of the Cove
nant. Not only will Jews of world wide
eminence take part; but prom incns Ch is
tians including President Cleveland. have
promis d to be present. Mayor Glroy.
Gov. Flower, Lieut.. Gov. shsehan, and
possibly Secretary Lamont. will be among
ths guests.
The ceremonies began at eight o'clock TO-
night at the Grand Csntrai Palace, New
York. fully 10000 people being present.
Henry M. GoldfoaIe. the district court
Judge. as president Of DISTRICT number one,
made the opening address, A musical en-
tertainment was then given, followed by
the address Of Julius Bier. OF the executive
committee.
On the evening of the 14th . large ban
quet will be given. including, besides
prominent Jews, such men As Samuel
Gompe Secretary Gresham. David b.
Hill aad Leon Abbott. Monday. the 18th,
will be devoted to the purely intellectual
features of tho commemoration.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
CONDITION OF CROPS.
Estinstsd Fran Rsiuvns Made t0 the
Department sf Agyicsltavs.

EstlMstsd Fran Rsiusns Made t0 the
Departments Of Axrioultavs.
v. "a ~ n...A ..1.,,.
NuioH' Wv" oo'oD0s '.ss
70 sne dspnSsmsns OF agsicuItsso mako tne
general condition Of corn 1871 lsst month.
and 1913 for October. 1892, This falling OIL
4. IN. ,..r,A ~ ron.ir..d d,ouohA sinoa
~. ..A -. h..... j.. ~. 80. h.,. = a
ou"e' ~" nos Dxo.sn ~ s'e corn oe's ""s'.
the Latter pars Of sepssnber. TAe drouans
was most severe in ths principal sorn pro.
dusinR stases. The avsrages Of condition
n these states are: Ohio 10. Indiana 81.
Illinois 66, Iowa o. Missouri SO, Kansas "a.
Nebraska 6b.
Returns of the Yield per acre Of wheat
indicate production Of about lib bushels.
being IL bushels less than last OotobsE's
estimate. The rate Of yield In New Yo'k
A.e bushels, Pennsylvanis II. Ohio 10.
MiehtRsn H. !ndisns 14.2. Illinois u. Wis
consin 1913. Minnesota 81. Iowa LID, Mis-
souri, ID Kansas 81. Nebraska ~. south
Dakota 6.6. North Dakota 90. Cslifornia
liz. Tho highest rate II In New England,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
Racers In Training sod.

MoRRIs PARK. Oct. IA number Of race
ho' ses in training. the property OF Mo-
Cafferty Il Wishard. Brown h Rogers. and
Gideon Il DAILY. were sold at auction in she
snlcs paddock TO- day. J. Mclaughlin paid
$6. 250 for Comnanohs and 5000 for Tor
mentor. Among the other tu,l ortant snles
were: Florence. to Duke Il o., $500;
Aloha. to N. Harrison. ~. 200; bay geld
Ing, Nellie Psyton. to q. Sloane. 81. $50;
May Win. TO g. Walbaum. ~. 700; Right
more. to G. Wnibnum. $4,000; 81 Michael
10 Mr.. Orth, 81. TOO; Kazan. TOD. Mullins.
r. 200.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
461 HORSES BURNED.
Terrible Loss OF Equine Lifo in . Stree
Car Barn Fire

Terrible Loss OF Equine Lifo in . Street
Car Barn Fire.
CHICAGO. Oct 12.-Frenzisd with fright
and driven into a stampede bv FIRE In the
Wallace street barns of the Chicago city
railway TO- sight. 46l horses were burned to
death. The barns were entirely destroyed
and the total loss will roach high figure.
The building was two-ssory brick affair.
extending 400 feet ON Wallace street and
ninety feet on ThiEty-Ninth. The IRE
spread with startling rapidity and before
anything could bo done the whole struc.
turo was q mass of flames and efforts to got
out the horses were futile.
For some time the screaming of horses
was terrible. bat after timo the sound
gradually died out. Those that had not
been burned to death were suffocnted. The
company also loses thirty closed cars and q
large stock of hav and grain. Tho lossea
will aggregate $4,000. amply covered BY
Insurance. The origin of the IRE ID un-
known.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-13
TALKED FOURTEEN HOURS

Senator lien, Of Nsbrasks. breaks the
Record. s-.H..'
WASHINGTON. OCT. l2.-All night long
Senator Allen. of Neb aska. held the
floor. He Was interrupted bv an oc-
oasionsl Ml-tsmpsred eolloquy for the
roll call. which dragged the sleeping sens-
tors from The adjoining olesk rooms. Gray
dawn at six Q. m. found Allen still holding
the fort I'M the great struggle against sn-
conditional repeal. - hs had basn doing
since darkness fell last night He had
broken all previous records. For twelve
hours and half he had held the floor CON
tinuouslv. The longest tims any senator
had previously occupied II Was on the oc-
cssion of the fierce" bill fight In 1891 when
though The latter had q breathing spell